Port of the popular Unreal Engine 3 to Javascript using asm.js, Emscripten, WebGL and other technologies, they managed to prepare a very efficient demo that runs in the browser without additional plug-ins.Īnother interesting thing, port of I think every well-known game of Quake 2. In addition, producers have delivered a very nice demo. Still in the development phase, but the demo shows the remarkable potential that this solution brings.Īnother graphics engine, but the company also offer a tool for creating a scene and interaction design as in the case Verold. One of the many graphics engines currently available on the web. Scenes prepared in the above applications can additionally be scripted so that we can plan the interaction between the elements of the scene. Very interesting tool for building interactive 3D scenes prepared to act directly on the website. Currently on the market there are many applications for scuplting such as Mudbox, Zbrush but it most reminds me of Scupltris. Impressive is that it is possible to make such a tool while maintaining pretty good performance and stability. This application really made a big impression on me. Very impressive tool for the so-called sculpting, or virtual 'carving'. Ideally suited to present projects on the portfolio or fast sharing preview model between users. I think so far the most widely used solution for placing preview of 3D models directly on the website. Below I list some personally most interesting examples and briefly describe them. On the internet you can find lots of applications, tools and showcases, that presents opportunities and high potential of WebGL. WebGL capabilitiescĪt first I will show how you can use of this technology. WebGL is designed and maintained by the Khronos consortium, but also big concerns related to web browsers market working on development of this technology, namely: Google, Mozilla, Opera and Apple. It uses DOM and HTML5 Canvas element for this purpose. WebGL is an implementation of a low-level programming interface for 3D graphics based on the OpenGL ES 2.0.

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