Loupe is evolving. The new version focuses on what really matters: fluidity, speed, responsiveness. All this without sacrificing aesthetics or experience. Behind the scenes, it’s a major technical update. For the user, everything becomes simpler and smoother.

A more agile 3D engine

Loupe continues to rely on Three.js, but its core has been redesigned. The code has gained in clarity and efficiency, which translates directly into navigation: less latency, shorter loading times, better responsiveness. Even complex scenes load effortlessly.

The textures are no longer all rendered at the same time. Only those that are visible are activated. It's lighter, faster, and smarter.

Optimized 3D models at all levels

Each model has been revised to keep only the essentials. Unnecessary faces are no longer rendered, data is compressed, and memory is managed carefully. Textures and visual resources are shared among scenes, which lightens the load while maintaining consistent visual quality.

All of this happens in the background. What matters is that the experience remains fluid, even in a dynamic 3D environment.

A scene that adapts in real-time

Loupe is not static. Objects change, spaces evolve. And for this to work, it was necessary to rethink how shadows and dynamic elements are managed.

Here, no frozen shadows. They are recalculated live, with every movement. This allows for a constant update of lighting and interactions, for a scene that is always coherent and realistic.