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Three.js is a JavaScript 3D Library which makes use of WebGL

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I’m in the process of designing a threejs-based webxr engine for simple VR games. Right now, I’m working on implementing physics with cannon-es, but I’m struggling to figure out how to sync the player’...
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First, I knew the following basic knowledges, GLSL Language, Learn WebGL2 ​- GLSL ​* GLSL Shaders OpenGL - Coordinate Systems, [OpenGL - Advanced GLSL] 3D Game Shaders For Beginners - GLSL ...
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I developed a multiplayer FPS using WebGL, Nodejs and WebSockets. So far it is running great. I am currently using setInterval(sendPlayerPositions, 16); to send updates to WebGL clients. Ideally I ...
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I am trying to make a game slimier to Minecraft, where there is a world of blocks, and a player that can walk, jump, and place blocks. Lately, I've been struggling to get collision detection between ...
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I am developing an RTS game with boats, the boats can shoot very frequently and I am having a hard time dealing with the explosion sounds. I am using three.js and the audio API it has that uses the ...
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I posted this on stackoverflow, then thought it might be better here where the gamedev experts are: I am experimenting with threejs and react three fibre. I have a box which I am sending around a ...
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When I rotate the camera some of my blender models become transparent from different angles. They are gltf models Here is the Python to save the gltfs ...
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I've got a PerspectiveCamera and set of coordinates (x,y,z). How could I pan the camera to make these coordinates at the center of the screen?
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I'm currently working on a Three.js project, and I'm aiming to create a seamless cube map. To achieve this, I created six planes and assembled them into a cube. Then, I utilized a shader to generate ...
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In my project, I have created a normalized cube using six plane meshes. To improve its visual quality, I added a displacement texture and calculated the normals for that texture to ensure proper ...
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I've been doing some reading and can't seem to figure out a good way to do this.. I have a simple globe with a material on it like so: ...
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I have a texture loaded in three.js, then passed to the shaders. In the vertex shader I compute the normal, and I save into a variable the uv vector. ...
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I would like to develop a simple and small game for WebXR so that Quest, Index, etc. can play it. I would eventually like to be able to put it on the Quest store and Steam. Is there a way to publish a ...
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Using the standard three.js FPS example of octree implementation with a more advanced mesh, crashes the page on load. My first idea is to write a few functions to save the octee data to a file, then ...
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I'm building a very basic 3D multiplayer game using Three.js and Socket.io where all the player does is move in an environment. Considering there will be ~ 100 players in a single room and all data ...
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