Had some help from <@U3JQ35YQK>, wrangling filamen...
# composea
andrew
03/20/2022, 12:32 AMHad some help from @romainguy, wrangling filament for this, still very rough but I wrote composable wrappers for some imperative APIs for Filament's model viewer. Also these are real IoT devices I'm triggering in the office around 1k miles away in Philadelphia. I'm in Florida, and I hope no one wonders why a light is going on/off 😂
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romainguy
03/20/2022, 12:45 AMGotta increase the indirect light intensity :)
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andrew
03/20/2022, 1:01 AMWill do that next while it’s on my mind 😛
andrew
03/20/2022, 1:04 AMAfter that, since I just hooked up the device api, I was gonna add a ControlsProviderService 🙂
andrew
03/20/2022, 1:13 AMIncreasing the intensity also blows it out in light mode, I guess I need to investigate inverse tone mapping as you suggested to mitigate this?
andrew
03/20/2022, 1:14 AMI also need to investigate lighting this with a spotlight or something to cast a shadow from the switch onto the base plate
andrew
03/20/2022, 1:18 AMSimilar to this
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romainguy
03/20/2022, 4:42 AMYou can also get some shadowing by enabling ambient occlusion
romainguy
03/20/2022, 4:42 AMAs for being blown out, reduce the intensity :)
romainguy
03/20/2022, 4:42 AMFind the right balance between the two
romainguy
03/20/2022, 4:45 AMBtw you can export your spot lights with gltf
romainguy
03/20/2022, 4:45 AMFilament will import them
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andrew
03/20/2022, 7:42 AMAh, that's awesome to know!
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