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Python script to create sky image maps in rectangular format from such in equirectangular format, Blender setup to render equirectangular image maps.
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README.md

cubemap-creator

Python script to create sky image maps in rectangular format from such in equirectangular format, Blender setup to render equirectangular image maps.

From:

hotel_room.png

To:

hotel_room_cubemap.png

And for use in three.js, each segment of the cube comes as a seperate file as well (nx, ny, nz, px, py, pz):

nx
nx

ny
nx

etc.

Usage:

Convert .hdr to equirectangular .png with Blender

cubemap-rendersetup.blend has removed or decreased to the fullest all kinds of unnecessary render settings if rendering an HDRI only (did you know 1 sample is enough for this job?). The camera is set to the centerpoint, its perspective 360° equirectangularly set up.
Why would I do this?
I tried converting an HDRI (.hdr) to a .png or .jpg by hand - the colors got messed up. Rerendering with this setup did the trick.

Convert equirectangular image to cubemap with Python

python equi_to_cube.py equimap.png

The presented HDRIs are from HDRI-Haven,
the scripts are made by people from Stackoverflow.
I did nothing but using glue here!