WebGPU, without the hype
Evaluate a WebGPU migration with feature detection, fallback tests, and the same reference scene. Measure the rendering workload before claiming a speed gain.
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A real-time 3D release checklist
Check a 3D website before release with capability tests, physical-device trials, and visual evidence tied to the exact application and asset build.
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Designing a WebGPU rendering pipeline
Plan a Three.js WebGPU rendering pipeline with explicit pass contracts and attachment budgets. Test new features in isolated, measurable experiments.
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From reference to PBR material
Turn a visual reference into a PBR material you can check. Apply glTF material rules and compare surface channels together under consistent lighting.
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Gaussian splats are not CAD
Compare Gaussian splats with measured CAD geometry. Review reconstruction methods alongside held-out camera checks and independent dimensional evidence.
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GPU memory is an ownership problem
Manage GPU memory through explicit resource ownership. Account for render attachments and loader lifetimes when diagnosing scene transitions in a web app.
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KTX2 is a container, not a memory budget
Estimate KTX2 texture memory after transcoding. Check GPU block formats, loader behavior, and image quality together across the texture delivery path.
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Mobile 3D starts with a budget
Make a mobile 3D page usable on target phones. Combine demand rendering, capability hints, and sustained interaction measurements on real devices.
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Procedural terrain needs a stable world model
Keep procedural terrain consistent as tiles change. Version generated data, calculate partial updates, and compare optimized compute with a portable reference.
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Shadows that explain the object
Use shadows to make a 3D object easier to read. Tie updates to scene changes and evaluate temporal effects during movement, edits, and camera changes.
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