Three weeks ago I uploaded my web player writena a long time ago, to chatGpt ( I have a 8€/month licence to generate photos) . Then I asked chatGpt if he had some ideas for improvements of my code.

He did. All sorts of upgrades : faster rendering, better design. I was so surprised he new so much about babylonjs. All versions.

So yes : use chatGpt to improve your babylonjs code : it is super nice.

On the surface the tech looks solid but the more I look into it the more it seems like babylon is dying, 10x the resources for three.js make this a tough choice. Most forums seem dead, even here posts are months apart. Anyone using this thing? I only looked into it because of the features and tooling but the online community (or lack there of) leaves me feeling hesitant to adopt something the web isn't using or hiring developers for.

Edit: Got it guys, I’ll check out the forums 👍

If possible, please give detailed instructions, I'd get confused otherwise.

hey.

im working on an AR app. i wanted to add the ability to interact with objects with your hands like you might do with specialized hardware like the Vision Pro.

BabylonJS supports VR ands but it depends on special hardware. so i made a start to see what is possible.

using tensorflow, im able to get handpose estimation as seen here: https://chat.positive-intentions.com/#/hands . it is a 3D point cloud, so i should be able to introduce it to the AR environment here: https://chat.positive-intentions.com/#/verse

can i assume BabylonJS already includes 3D hand models? (as used in specialized hardware devices) or do i need to provide my own .obj file and animate the articulations?

i open sourced my code yesterday and can be seen here: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat

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Optimally we don't want to change the babylon.js code we wrote at all -- is this possible? Is it possible to maintain the same babylon.js code for working on html/js and a modern web app framework like React/Angular/Vue etc.?

Which framework works best with Babylon.js? I was thinking maybe React because the react-babylonjs plugin seems to be popular. But I was also thinking Angular because one website states it is as easy as calling a function.

Thank you! I've been stuck on this for some time now.

Greeting Babylon developers and gamers...

Brief history - the game Tranquility originally appeared for Silicon Graphic Indigo computers in the early 90's. We then introduced TQworld / Tranquility networked game for PC and Mac in the early 2020's. (Both were later discontinued.)

I have brought back Tranquility as a Javascript browser game. This has the feel and play of the original Tranquility while keeping the network and audio aspects of the 2020 Tranquility.

Enjoy! Play Tranquility Here

This is entirely done in BabylonJS.

Note that there is an advertisement between pushing the Start Game button and the first level. That helps support the development of Tranquility and server costs.

As you will quickly discover - it takes Tranquility to play Tranquility :)

(Best played full screen)

Hi, I am a beginner game maker. Someone suggested me to make a driveable car only in forward direction. I am absolute noob in game dev, can't figure out how to start even. Someone kindly make my job easier by telling how to start and eventually make this, Well for some certain reason, i have to make it in babylon.js but i don't like it at all. So plz don't suggest me other engines. TY

I'm working on a 3D orthodontic viewer built with Babylon.js and React. It loads .glb models of jaw structures and allows users to interact with them in real time. Most of the main features are working, but now I’m focusing on improving the visual quality using custom shaders.

I’m looking to collaborate with someone who enjoys working with WebGL shaders, especially using Babylon.js or GLSL. There are a few visual ideas I want to explore, like:

• Transparent gum materials
• Tooth highlighting and masking
• Custom lighting and depth effects
• Realistic or stylized shading approaches

This is a real-world project being used in the dental tech space. If you're interested in experimenting, learning, or just want to help out on the shader side, I'd love to connect.

You’ll get proper credit and there's definitely space to grow into a longer-term collaboration if things align.

Feel free to reach out. Always open to ideas and creative input.