2025-12-22 22:23:18

Browser-based rendering just hit a new milestone. Streaming with level-of-detail optimization is finally working smoothly.

Managed to run a flythrough with over 100 million splats rendered directly in the browser—sounds wild, right? The trick was chunking the splats into roughly 900 pages, keeping around 16 million in the active working set at any given time. This approach actually scales.

Here's the thing: theoretically, this should handle massive worlds of arbitrary size now. The memory management stays lean, the rendering stays responsive. But I need to push it further.

So here's an open question for anyone working with large-scale 3D data: if you've got a billion-splat dataset lying around, I'd love to stress-test this. Let's see where the real limits are.

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staking_gramps

· 12-22 22:42

Wow, 100 million rendering points are running smoothly in the browser? This guy really has something going on, this pagination trap solution is indeed impressive.

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LayoffMiner

· 12-22 22:40

Wow, can it really run 100 million rendering points? The browser has really taken off. A billion data points? I feel like I should give it a try, but the graphics card will probably cry, haha. The idea of 900 pages of pagination is quite smart, but I don't know how it will actually perform. If it can run stably, the webgl ecosystem will have another wave of competition. It feels like we're one step closer to the browser running large 3D games.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 12-22 22:28

100 million points running directly in the browser, that's not scientific... need to think about whether the metaverse is really coming The idea of 900 pages of pagination is quite clever, but a billion-point dataset stress test is the real deal Can this trap handle on-chain data visualization? Just imagine

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LidoStakeAddict

· 12-22 22:28

This optimization idea is amazing, with 16 million active working sets compressing 100 million points; the paging design is clever!

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HashRateHermit

· 12-22 22:26

1 billion points running in the browser? Wow, this is not scientific, how is it done? 2 I like this dynamic pagination trick, memory management in this area is indeed key. 3 A dataset on the order of billions? Does anyone really have this scale in hand, let's bring it out and work on it together. 4 Rendering optimization is always an eternal topic, but this time it seems to have some real substance. 5 Why does it feel like there's a bit of a response to the metaverse wave, the hardware can't keep up.

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