toji

// A barebones example of how to use the motion-controllers library and assets repository to load controller models in yor WebXR app
// This gist will not go into the details of how to set up a WebXR app (See https://immersive-web.github.io/webxr-samples/ for that)
// but will instead focus on the parts needed to find and load the appropriate controller.

// The motion-controllers library is small enough that it can easily be dropped into your own codebase if you wish, but loading it
// directly from a CDN like jsdelivr is an even easier route to getting up and running.
import { fetchProfile } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webxr-input-profiles/motion-controllers@1.0.0/dist/motion-controllers.module.js';

// The assets package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@webxr-input-profiles/assets) is larger, about 67Mb at time of writing,
// so it may be more beneficial to always use a CDN for it, especially since that will enable your app to pick up new controllers

cecilemuller

	{
		"version": "2.0.0",
		"tasks": [

			{
				"label": "Delete Output Folder",
				"type": "shell",
				"options": {
					"cwd": "${workspaceRoot}"

cecilemuller

texassemble cube -w 1024 -h 1024 -o cubemap.dds px.jpg nx.jpg py.jpg ny.jpg pz.jpg nz.jpg
texconv cubemap.dds -m 0 -y -f BC1_UNORM

cecilemuller

/* eslint-env photoshop */

/**
 * New 3D Layer from File.
 * @param {String} modelFilepath Absolute path to the 3D file
 *
 * Examples:
 * `addLayer3D('C:\\example\\scene.wrl');`
 * `addLayer3D('C:\\example\\scene.dae');`
 * `addLayer3D('C:\\example\\scene.obj');`

fakuivan

Dishonored2.exe+3BFC7F0 | aas_subdivisionSize = 64 | Dishonored2.exe+3BFC818 -> 64 
the size of subdivisions to use for debug drawing 
 
Dishonored2.exe+340CC20 | achievements_Verbose = 0 | Dishonored2.exe+340CC48 -> 0 
debug spam for achievements 
 
Dishonored2.exe+3BFA570 | ai_debugCam = 0 | Dishonored2.exe+3BFA598 -> 0 
enable debug camera 
 
Dishonored2.exe+3BFA470 | ai_debugScript = -1 | Dishonored2.exe+3BFA498 -> 4294967295 

cecilemuller

-- Reads the 88x88 thumbnail from Material Editor for an arbitrary material.
-- Note that it renders faster when the material editor is closed,
-- so you could call `MatEditor.Close()` first.
--
-- Parameters:
--   mat: a material instance (StandardMaterial, Universal_Material, etc..)
--
-- Returns:
--   a Bitmap or `undefined`
--

cecilemuller

Marmoset Toolbag: Bake maps properties

Example:

import mset

baker = mset.findObject("Baker")
baker.loadPreset("All")
baker.getMap("Normals").enabled = True

cecilemuller

Marmoset Toolbag: Shader subroutine fields

Materials are composed of shader blocks, each block has multiple subroutine variants.

Shader blocks:

• albedo
• diffusion
• displacement
• emissive
• microsurface

lunasorcery

#version 410 core

uniform float fGlobalTime; // in seconds
uniform vec2 v2Resolution; // viewport resolution (in pixels)

uniform sampler1D texFFT; // towards 0.0 is bass / lower freq, towards 1.0 is higher / treble freq
uniform sampler1D texFFTSmoothed; // this one has longer falloff and less harsh transients
uniform sampler1D texFFTIntegrated; // this is continually increasing
uniform sampler2D texChecker;
uniform sampler2D texNoise;

cecilemuller

How to create an HTTPS certificate for localhost domains

This focuses on generating the certificates for loading local virtual hosts hosted on your computer, for development only.

Do not use self-signed certificates in production ! For online certificates, use Let's Encrypt instead (tutorial).