@andreasawires: ~100 MILLION TRIANGLES RENDERED IN THE BROWSER. Casual Nanite-style meshlets on @threejs. GLB drop-in + PBR included.
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A developer demonstrates rendering approximately 100 million triangles in the browser using Nanite-style meshlets with Three.js, including GLB drop-in and PBR support.
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~100 MILLION TRIANGLES RENDERED IN THE BROWSER.
Casual Nanite-style meshlets on @threejs.
GLB drop-in + PBR included.
https://t.co/fsxfGYEfvO
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