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Anyone here used Babylon.js? Would you recommend it?

I haven't used it. But whenever I've considered using it, I've always been more tempted by ThreeJS, just on the basis of the latter seeming to be a more universal standard with more compelling demos.

Would love to know if there's something specific about Babylon that you find compelling. I'm probably missing something.

I've used ThreeJS before and like the API, but it looks like Babylon.js has better model loading support, and integrated physics and collision detection support, both of which might save a lot of time. That said, I'm finding Babylon's API a bit confusing.

Also, I recall hearing Decentraland was using Babylon, which suggests it *might* be more full featured and have better support going forward.

I like that the developers for babylon made an engine agnostic dev tool for webgl : <https://github.com/BabylonJS/Spector.js|https://github.com/BabylonJS/Spector.js>