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After the merge of the issue #6735 I believe addition of a new function, sphereMappedBackground(img) with hopefully a better name maybe, to enhance the background rendering in p5.js will be worth it. This function aims to create a spherical mapping effect, where a simple 2D image transforms into a 360-degree panoramic view when applied as a texture to a large sphere. The intention is to provide a visually immersive experience when using orbitControl() within the scene. Implementing this feature will enhance the overall realism and user engagement in three-dimensional environments.
Most appropriate sub-area of p5.js?
Accessibility
Color
Core/Environment/Rendering
Data
DOM
Events
Image
IO
Math
Typography
Utilities
WebGL
Build Process
Unit Testing
Internalization
Friendly Errors
Other (specify if possible)
Feature request details
Refer to the following p5.js sketch for a visual representation of the proposed feature: Sketch Link. The idea is to make the process of achieving a 360-degree image effect more accessible through a straightforward function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Increasing Access
After the merge of the issue #6735 I believe addition of a new function,
sphereMappedBackground(img)
with hopefully a better name maybe, to enhance the background rendering in p5.js will be worth it. This function aims to create a spherical mapping effect, where a simple 2D image transforms into a 360-degree panoramic view when applied as a texture to a large sphere. The intention is to provide a visually immersive experience when usingorbitControl()
within the scene. Implementing this feature will enhance the overall realism and user engagement in three-dimensional environments.Most appropriate sub-area of p5.js?
Feature request details
Refer to the following p5.js sketch for a visual representation of the proposed feature: Sketch Link. The idea is to make the process of achieving a 360-degree image effect more accessible through a straightforward function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: