godot_camera_360 reviews and mentions

• Distant Objects (like planets / sky / etc) that shouldn't be reachable no matter how far you move
  1 project | /r/godot | 7 Dec 2022

  As an alternative to this method, you could also use a ViewportTexture for the Panoramic Sky. This has the benefit of showing up in the 3D scene. So you don't have to run the game every time you want to test something related to the environment background. Downside is probably higher performance cost due to more Viewports being used.

• Beautiful Dynamic Sky Method!
  1 project | /r/godot | 28 Mar 2022

  Thank you! The way you set up the sphere around the camera is up to you, but I can help you with everything else:) First I set up this awesome github repo and tested it in my game: https://github.com/BastiaanOlij/godot_camera_360 This is the 360 camera, basically does all the heavy lifting in this implementation (Thank you BastiaanOlij!). This records a sphere, and renders the results onto a ColorRect. Since I don't need the bottom camera for the skybox, I removed that one to save on resources. I then put this ColorRect in a viewport and added that viewport to a WorldEnvironment node as a PanoramaSky. After this, you're done with the setup, anything happening around the 360 camera will be represented in your skybox :) Also, set the 360 cameras' environments to something other than your main world environment, or the skybox will do an infinite loop :D