Fluid and Particles in WebGL 09-17-2014, 01:08 PM
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RE: Fluid and Particles in WebGL 09-17-2014, 02:46 PM
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Demo doesn't work in my browser. WebGL is definitely kick ass stuff. Looking at some of those demo's you might forget your mouth is still wide open. However I'm pretty sure it won't become as popular as Flash even though WebGL allows content rich pages to be indexed by search engines. I'm learning WebGL through Three.js as we speak in order to make a RPG but the community simply sucks. If you're stuck it's up to yourself to find a solution, if I wouldn't have a hacker mentality(never give up, keep trying till you find a way to do it) I would have used Flash instead.
Anyone else uses Three.js here? Probably not.
edit: my bad, it does work I was just looking at the screen w/o doing anything. Yes this is awesome!
Anyone else uses Three.js here? Probably not.
edit: my bad, it does work I was just looking at the screen w/o doing anything. Yes this is awesome!
(This post was last modified: 09-17-2014, 02:49 PM by xAttack.)
RE: Fluid and Particles in WebGL 09-17-2014, 02:46 PM
#6
Demo doesn't work in my browser. WebGL is definitely kick ass stuff. Looking at some of those demo's you might forget your mouth is still wide open. However I'm pretty sure it won't become as popular as Flash even though WebGL allows content rich pages to be indexed by search engines. I'm learning WebGL through Three.js as we speak in order to make a RPG but the community simply sucks. If you're stuck it's up to yourself to find a solution, if I wouldn't have a hacker mentality(never give up, keep trying till you find a way to do it) I would have used Flash instead.
Anyone else uses Three.js here? Probably not.
edit: my bad, it does work I was just looking at the screen w/o doing anything. Yes this is awesome!
Anyone else uses Three.js here? Probably not.
edit: my bad, it does work I was just looking at the screen w/o doing anything. Yes this is awesome!
(This post was last modified: 09-17-2014, 02:49 PM by xAttack.)
RE: Fluid and Particles in WebGL 09-17-2014, 03:00 PM
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(09-17-2014, 02:46 PM)zomgwtfbbq Wrote: Demo doesn't work in my browser. WebGL is definitely kick ass stuff. Looking at some of those demo's you might forget your mouth is still wide open. However I'm pretty sure it won't become as popular as Flash even though WebGL allows content rich pages to be indexed by search engines. I'm learning WebGL through Three.js as we speak in order to make a RPG but the community simply sucks. If you're stuck it's up to yourself to find a solution, if I wouldn't have a hacker mentality(never give up, keep trying till you find a way to do it) I would have used Flash instead.
Anyone else uses Three.js here? Probably not.
edit: my bad, it does work I was just looking at the screen w/o doing anything. Yes this is awesome!
I have had a look at Three.js and its quite fabulous I must say. But I ain't got any time to play with it
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RE: Fluid and Particles in WebGL 09-17-2014, 03:00 PM
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(09-17-2014, 02:46 PM)zomgwtfbbq Wrote: Demo doesn't work in my browser. WebGL is definitely kick ass stuff. Looking at some of those demo's you might forget your mouth is still wide open. However I'm pretty sure it won't become as popular as Flash even though WebGL allows content rich pages to be indexed by search engines. I'm learning WebGL through Three.js as we speak in order to make a RPG but the community simply sucks. If you're stuck it's up to yourself to find a solution, if I wouldn't have a hacker mentality(never give up, keep trying till you find a way to do it) I would have used Flash instead.
Anyone else uses Three.js here? Probably not.
edit: my bad, it does work I was just looking at the screen w/o doing anything. Yes this is awesome!
I have had a look at Three.js and its quite fabulous I must say. But I ain't got any time to play with it
