Simon Harris

@catalinmpit 🙌🏻

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apparently its important i make it 100% clear that i used the following libraries in making this software "@xyflow/react": "^12.5.6", "dockview": "^6.0.7", "nanoid": "^5.1.5", "react": "^19.1.0", "react-dom": "^19.1.0", "three": "^0.176.0", "three-gpu-pathtracer": "0.0.23", "three-mesh-bvh": "^0.9.10", "xatlas-web": "^0.1.0", "zustand": "^5.0.3" thanks oss creators who let me tinker away in the evenings

pathtraced in my software - sevro. screenshot below

material here is reading surface color from point attribute :D

still ticking on with the browser procedural modeller. we now have lights, cameras, scene contexts and the simplest possible material system. quite a lot doesn't work, but more does work. just for my mvp love i want to integrate pathtraced output. .... just a small ask

@planetzomax omg this was you?! i’ve seen it so many times 😱

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@secemp9 @jarredsumner hey man what have you made?

sure I do agree it is hard, but after trying to make 1:1 port many times, you would notice tests passing aren't enough, for one, these tests were written for a different language with different assumptions the most obvious thing then is also the placeholders/reward hacking/lazyness angle, like I bet if you actually looked at all the output generated, it's going to be pretty bad tests passing alone doesn't mean anything if these aren't probably taken into account

it's a huge oversight really, and show incredible skill issue from an engineering pov reducing the only requirements for a port to "passing all tests" is the most reductive thing I ever seen, like NO it's not enough

it occurs to me that this is a faster horse.

I'm convinced the response was cut off, i think that some of these primitives were going to be used in for boolean operations

Prompt: Use boolean modelling to make me a wooden lakeside cabin with a jetty. make it highly detailed, and use as many nodes are is required.

I embedded an agent + API into my procedural modeller. This was a 'log cabin' it made. I'm honestly impressed - not a bad first attempt. Prompt and output in the comments

@nkint i added subdivision, remesh, fuse/merge and now i’m trying to add boolean operations.

@SimonHarrisCo what's next? ngon? custom profiles?

bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel bevel

@Orkhan i don’t know anyone in this space but man what an exciting inquiry

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@nkint please tell me you’re a bevel expert because i’m dying in the bevel trenches

@SimonHarrisCo 🔥

I'm making insane progress with my web based procedural modelling tool. 🌱 We have transforming and extruding faces in. These operations in the viewport also automatically insert the relevant nodes into the graph to keep it non destructive.

@marcinignac so they can see the ui jank ? 😱

@SimonHarrisCo Videeeeoooo

Viewport selection of edges, points and primitives working on the procedural modelling browser tool. Also a panelled layout with snapping, splitting, shared tabs etc etc