Node editor for TSL

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I am working on Node editor for TSL,
https://x.com/Bhushanwtf/status/1877676492509085767?t=0lMHj0NQP7u7_GaE1Tngdw&s=19

You can try live version https://tsl-editor.vercel.app/

It just supports some basic nodes rn, also you can’t really export code at this point but that will be the next thing I will be working on.

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I’m interested in writing a node editor - as an experimental tool for community or collective collaborations. I would write it in threejs but the nodes would not three at all. Did you have any tools or libraries or resources to help you get started?
thanks!

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I built all of it because I found it hard to display the previews:

https://dusanbosnjak.com/test/nodes3/

But there are libraries now that can do this much quicker (I still think it’s hard to display previews without webgpu)

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Open source?

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Using node materials?

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This is open source, you can check out GitHub - bhushan6/tsl-editor: Node editor for tsl I used lib called nodl which helped me with nodes editor framework, I cloned it and using it internally since ig it’s not maintained and I needed some features specific to my need.

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Yeah, I came across this. My real motivation was that it just felt interesting tbh.

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Also where do you write blogs? I remember reading your blogs about three js on medium, especially instanced mesh series and that was really helpful.

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Thanks for the github post. That is very helpful. So many people are doing really cool stuff in the three space. I’m thinking about (ab)using this for a completely different purpose. The IETF has an internal process for reaching consensus about internet protocols, here: IETF | Guide to IETF Working Groups

My thought is to be able to visualize the process using a node editor. I suspect that is an idea that will not pan out, but it will be interesting to learn why. And if it does work that will be fun too.
thanks again!