AntonPalmqvist
Able to give the resource that generates the renders?
Saw an article about this library on twitter & i'm trying to see if I can replicate the results using threejs. So far I haven't been able to get it working right. Curious if the environment map, the model, lighting setup, etc that is being used to generate the renders can be released to try to replicate the results as close as possible. If successful, maybe its something that can be added to the site itself.
Here's the article in question & my attempts to replicate the blood pbr. https://twitter.com/SketchpunkLabs/status/1557063158027657224?s=20&t=uJMEMXkr5tt_mzySet2NgA
Funny you should say that, because I've started work on a "Material Explorer" using threejs that will hopefully be on the site sometime in the future. Sneak peek here (viewport size is broken atm): https://physicallybased.info/threejs/
Sorry I forgot to answer your question about releasing the render ball scene. I have plans to do just that. I need to clean it up and do some further testing to make sure it works consistently (as possible) across different render engines.
Just a little update; the USD Assets Working Group is working on a standardized render ball that I most likely will update to when it's ready. It's based on the same render ball I've used on the website.
Here you can read a little bit more about it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xeg646DNUm9KWXN71BFSFLW1L5_Ed8_2DawT6NdEhTQ/edit#
This is the repository where it should be available when they release something: https://github.com/usd-wg/assets