I’m using an HDR image to light my scene. I load the HDR exactly as shown in this official example.
I cant find a way to rotate the HDR. To be clear I do not want to rotate my objects, just the HDR, like you can do in SketchFab.
I have had a quick search and the only suggestions I found where to move the model itself, but the answers where from several years ago, I feel there must be a way to do what I’m after and I’m just failing to figure it out.
I’m afraid it is not possible in three.js to apply any kind of transformation to the environment map or the scene’s background. Related:
oh wow, thats a big shame. And sorry, I didn’t find that github link myself thanks for the link.
Seems like quite a limitation when a lot of people are wanting to use IBL?
Would you be able to also confirm if you can set the intensity/brightness on the environment? It looks as though I would have to traverse all the objects and set the materials intensity individually?
Yes, that is a material property.
@Mugen87 thanks for the info
In case anyone stumbles across this…I found that toneMappingExposure on the renderer achieved what I was after for the “brightness” of the HDR
In terms of the scene rotation, I can see sketch fab can do it, so if anyone has any ideas how they achieve it I would be very interested
In case anyone stumbles across this…I found that toneMappingExposure on the renderer achieved what I was after for the “brightness” of the HDR
thank you
Hey @Mugen87 is it still not available in three.js? Do you have it in the roadmap?
Rotating of both environment and background is available since r162 (related PR.)