This repository is a survey of three.js concepts. Three.js sits on top of WebGl to render 2D and 3D content to the browser. WebGL is a web graphics API developed by the Kronos Group. We use three.js so we don't have to use a very low level GLSL--the language used by OpenGL for the GPU.
- three.js - click download.
- go to /build and copy three.min.js to project
Download Node.js. Run this followed commands:
# Install dependencies (only the first time)
npm install
# Run the local server at localhost:8080
npm run dev
# Build for production in the dist/ directory
npm run build01-basic_scene - Explains what is needed to create and render to the web browser a three.js scene with 3D objects.
02-webpack - Introduces web bundlers and installing three.js from Node.js.
03-transform-objects - Explores how to manipulate Vector3 objects.
04-animation - Showcases different ways to run an animation loop or call a third party libary one.
05-cameras - Dives into the different type of cameras and use cases, as well as how to control them to build 3D scenes.
06-fullscreen-and-resizing - Explores the options of having your canvas resize to fit different viewports.
07-geometries - A look at built in geometries and how to create custom ones.
08-debug-ui - This is how we speed up production and debug problems.
09-textures - What textures are and how to manipulate them.
10-materials - How materials add color to geometries.