Package Exports

@babylonjs/materials
@babylonjs/materials/custom/customMaterial
@babylonjs/materials/custom/customMaterial.js
@babylonjs/materials/fur/fur.vertex
@babylonjs/materials/fur/fur.vertex.js
@babylonjs/materials/fur/furMaterial
@babylonjs/materials/fur/furMaterial.js
@babylonjs/materials/grid
@babylonjs/materials/grid/gridMaterial
@babylonjs/materials/grid/gridMaterial.js
@babylonjs/materials/grid/index.js
@babylonjs/materials/index.js
@babylonjs/materials/normal/normalMaterial.js
@babylonjs/materials/shadowOnly
@babylonjs/materials/shadowOnly/index.js
@babylonjs/materials/shadowOnly/shadowOnly.fragment.js
@babylonjs/materials/shadowOnly/shadowOnly.vertex.js
@babylonjs/materials/shadowOnly/shadowOnlyMaterial
@babylonjs/materials/shadowOnly/shadowOnlyMaterial.js
@babylonjs/materials/sky/skyMaterial
@babylonjs/materials/sky/skyMaterial.js
@babylonjs/materials/terrain
@babylonjs/materials/terrain/index.js
@babylonjs/materials/water
@babylonjs/materials/water/index.js
@babylonjs/materials/water/waterMaterial
@babylonjs/materials/water/waterMaterial.js

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Readme

Babylon.js Materials Library

For usage documentation please visit the materials library documentation.

Installation

To install using npm:

npm install @babylonjs/core @babylonjs/materials

Usage

Import and use in your project:

import { GridMaterial } from "@babylonjs/materials/grid";

const gridMaterial = new GridMaterial("gridMaterial", scene);

For more information, see the ES6 support documentation.