[Hakkin]

You can bypass the "Out of bound" message by setting a Javascript breakpoint after `let t = JSON.parse(d[e].config_str)` and then run `Object.values(t.camera.presets).map(o=>o.max_distance=50&&o)` in the console.

It breaks down pretty quickly once you get outside the default bounds, as expected, though.

[jfactorial]

I wonder how much of the remaining work boils down to generating a new scene based on the camera's POV when the player hits one of the bounds, and keeping these generated scenes in a tree structure, joining scenes at boundaries.

[lukev]

Yes, and you wouldn't even need to do it in realtime as a user walks around.

Generate incrementally using a pathfinding system for a bot to move around and "create the world" as it goes, as if a Google street view car followed the philosophy of George Berkeley.

[tayistay]

I suspect the problem there is that the multiple paths to a new location will not yield consistent results.

[ulonglongman]

Or pair something like this with SLAM to track the motion and constrain its generation - feed it the localisation/particle/Kalman filter (or whatever map representation) as additional context, and it should be able to form consensus fairly quickly? (Half-baked thoughts)

[dmarcos]

Good hack!

[blendaddict]

recorded what it looks like here https://imgur.com/a/OPPHnU6

[creativenolo]

What file?