sweet,It seems that you want to use RadeonRays in threejs

[FishOrBear]

This is a great idea.
Look forward to masterpiece.

Can you use the instructions?

[nidin]

Its work in progress. RadeonProRender NodeJs binding is completed.
Right now i am working on an offline three.js editor with RPR using electron.
You need to build electron manually from current master to make it work.
I will publish it soon. There is a blocker. I cannot create TypedArrays with SharedArrayBuffer in electron. I need to sort it out.

[FishOrBear]

I was trying to build, some libraries installed on windows is not so smooth.

[FishOrBear]

@nidin
Hi,Is there any progress in this project?
I am also looking for a renderer that can quickly render photo realistic images.
RadeonRays don't seem to be fast?
Do you have any suggestions?

Are you interested in GDC?
https://devblogs.nvidia.com/introduction-nvidia-rtx-directx-raytracing/

[nidin]

Sorry, I missed your previous comment. Yes, You are true, Building on Windows is not smooth.
Integrating electron and RadeonProRender didn't worked out due to complexity in electron. If you want to ray trace three.js scenes in realtime, You might want to stream the frames to browser/client (I don't like that part) from the backend renderer. Or wait for the WebGPU. Theoretically we could easily implement or convert existing ray tracing OpenCL kernels to WebGPU (It will be a long waiting 😴).
I saw the DXR blog post and demos. It looks promising. I was actually looking for a cross platform solution. Right now I don't have an NVIDIA GPU to experiment with. Once the AMD released their resources on DXR, I will try it.
I never went to GDC. I was mainly working with automobile realtime rendering tech, mainly for engineering, review and marketing. Never did a AAA game other than my hobby games 😊.

[FishOrBear]

@nidin
I tried to compile the project, did not find libRpr64.dylib

I want to use this library to cross-platform is not realistic.
Because of binary incompatibility, you have to publish different versions.

I can accept rendering on the client, but now I haven't found a good renderer that can be developed directly.

Do you have a well-documented, easy-to-develop rendering engine recommendation?

This year GDC proposed many ray tracing APIs, so I paid a little attention.

I think WebGPU has to wait long.So you can feel temporarily that this technology does not exist.