@ikeough@fredric_@WebAMV Indeed, I have a to-do item to support "bake-only" lights that get turned off afterwards. Using emissive materials has been a good workaround so far though (i.e. glowy boxes instead of point lights)! Doesn't work so well for spot/directional though.
@0xca0a @BryanChrisBrown @giuliozausa@NikkitaFTW Not sure if could adapt LGL itself for this because it does not render occluded pixels out of the box? But the https://t.co/s8njUvVU3j package could definitely be "productionized" for faithful offline pre-baking. Hard parts are auto-UV-unwrapping logic and just tuning, etc.
it strikes a chord because it reframes the problem of 'how to make long-lasting software' around people and culture, rather than coming up with the perfect technology platform
Once you’ve worked an environment where you move faster *because* of tests, you cannot unsee this.
Yet so much of the industry still sees tests as a waste of time - thanks to leaders who never saw these befits first-hand.
There’s a reason tests are baseline at all of big tech.
Wish there was a way to wrap a React hook to be "optional" - e.g. completely unmounted if some condition is not met; is there some kind of a composition helper for hooks out there?
This is the most exciting period for enterprise software that we’ve ever been in. Even amidst rapid adoption of modern cloud tools in recent years, 90% of the world’s knowledge workers are now getting them for the first time. We’re still in the early innings folks.
Friendly reminder that written communication almost always comes across as more terse/harsh than you intended.
Good to be mindful of in these remote times!