Looking at the example here:
I'm curious if there is a way to perform this post-processing business on a copy of the original data set. In other words, I want to display the original rendering of my scene in one container, and then would like to display the post-processed scene in another container. How is this done?
Thanks!
Looking at the example here: http://threejs/examples/#webgl_postprocessing
I'm curious if there is a way to perform this post-processing business on a copy of the original data set. In other words, I want to display the original rendering of my scene in one container, and then would like to display the post-processed scene in another container. How is this done?
Thanks!
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Reset to default 6You can take a look at this example: https://threejs/examples/#webgl_postprocessing_advanced
Generally, you render to a offscreen texture (not to the actual screen) and then use that as input texture for any other effect/primitive/whatever that you need to.