Volume Scattering Test Assets#269
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Here are renders in Babylon.js: 
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I've updated the second asset now to vary I also added text labels for the axes. |
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During the PBR meeting we talked about the need for updated screenshots here. |
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Looks like the filename is missing an r on the end, screenshot_raytracer.png.
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Here are a couple of possible conformance assets to test KHR_materials_volume_scatter.
The first one test varying values for anisotropic scattering:
The second one tests varying scattering colours and attenuation distances while attenuationColor is held constant. As multiscatterColorFactor tends to black, scattering is replaced by attenuation.
