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The single most requested Babylon.js feature has arrived! Babylon.js 4.2 adds PBR capabilities to the Node Material Editor! With this addition, you can now create your own custom PBR materials and shaders. With access to metallic, roughness, ambient occlusion, environment lighting and reflectivity, clearcoat, sheen, subsurface, anisotropy and more, you truly have everything that you need to create and modify amazing PBR materials, in a simple to use visual editor!

The Node Material Editor continues to be one of the most helpful tools in the Babylon.js toolbelt. With Babylon.js 4.2, it gets even better. The same tool that you can use to create stunning mesh shaders can now be used to create Procedural Textures, Particle Shaders, and Post Process Effects! Versatility

Babylon.js 4.2 features full support for the KTX BasisU texture compression in the .glTF format. This amazing texture format features advanced compression that leads to smaller file and GPU sizes than .jpeg counterparts. With textures being one of the biggest contributors to large 3D file sizes, KTX BasisU is sure to make 3D objects on the web transfer, load, and render faster than ever.

With Babylon.js 4.1 we introduced Babylon Native, a system for building native applications with the same rendering power and code used for your Babylon.js web applications. Today this initiative takes a major step forward with the announcement of Babylon React Native. This project takes the power of the React Native framework and combines it with the power, beauty, and simplicity of Babylon.js to unlock the ability to create some truly amazing cross-platform experiences.

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Timnit Gebru, a pioneering researcher on algorithmic bias, said Wednesday night that she had been abruptly let go by Google, where she was technical co-lead of the company’s Ethical Artificial Intelligence Team, after she had privately threatened to resign.

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When you’re faced with writing thousands of lines of code, tools like intellisense and tab completion are life savers. With Babylon.js 4.2, we’ve taken it a step further and unlocked the ability for you to quickly import commonly used code snippets that we call Playground Templates. Simply press ‘CTRL SPACE’ in the playground to bring up the available templates click one and BOOM!

When working with Image Based Lighting (IBL) in Babylon.js, you’ve needed a .env or .dds file. With Babylon.js 4.2, we’ve added direct support for pre-filtering .hdr files! That means you can now use .hdr files directly in your Babylon.js scene!

Babylon.js 4.2 brings another incredible super power to the Node Material Editor, the ability to export, save, reuse, and share custom frames! Yup, you heard that right! Just like Babylon.js 4.1, you can group nodes together into collapsible frames, but 4.2 brings the ability to customize them further, export them, and even load them into the available nodes panel!

Gebru is known for her co-authorship with Joy Buolamwini of an influential 2018 paper on bias in facial recognition software, among other work. The study found that three leading facial recognition systems were far more likely to misidentify women and people of color than white men. The findings helped to fuel a backlash against facial recognition that has led some major companies and jurisdictions to stop developing or using the technology. OneZero’s Dave Gershgorn wrote in June about the study’s profound impact.

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