Suggestion: Move away from using ThreeJS built in PerspectiveCamera.near/far for render distance.

[inland horizon]

Instead, I suggest a radial shader in combination with mesh culling via mesh.visible once the mesh's bounding sphere has left the visible area. Here is an example I made myself to get the point across:

I also added some fade

Suggestion: Move away from using ThreeJS built in PerspectiveCamera.near/far for render distance.

[mint heart]

This was prompted by my noticing that the pyramidal view frustum allows things near on the edges of the far view frustum to be rendered further out than center field.

[quiet sky]

I have no idea what you two are talking about 👍

[mint heart]

distance from camera to dead center at the far end of the view frustum is shorter than to the corners

therefore you get situations where you turn and see objects appear into your view only outside of a certain distance from your center point

which looks silly

Zangi is letting them know a solution

[quiet sky]

Oh like it’s not visible if you have it in the corner of your vision but it is visible if you look directly at it

Or the other way around

[mint heart]

no, it is visible in the corner but not center field

Compare distance of a leg of a triangle to a hypotenuse

[quiet sky]

Ohhhh I see now

The way it works currently uses that far plane as the edge of rendering

But not every point on that plane is equidistant to the player camera

[mint heart]

exactly

[quiet sky]

So using a spherical (radial) rendering system would be more intuitive

[mint heart]

will you be available for game night btw?

[quiet sky]

Game night?

[mint heart]

I'm not entirely sure of the mechanics of what Zangi is talking about

[mint heart]

for MMOK

in half an hour

winner gets a contra shotty

[quiet sky]

I have work for another hour and a half

[mint heart]

aw too bad

you should join mmok

[quiet sky]

What is the competition

[mint heart]

secret

no leaks

[quiet sky]

Have you seen my maps?

[mint heart]

nope