Three.js is still in alpha and it’s constantly evolving. That’s a good thing because it’s always striving to be better, but it can cause your older code to break. I’ve just updated our introduction to three.js tutorial so I thought … Continue reading
Did you spot it? The MMO Asteroids I mentioned yesterday was in fact completely fake – there are no other players at all. Each ship is just a particle with some simple physics to make them move around. To be … Continue reading
Ever since Remy Sharp’s excellent Node.js workshop a couple of weeks ago, I’ve been working on this little multiplayer demo – it’s an Asteroids style shoot-em-up. Use the cursor keys and space to shoot. The BrowserQuest game we featured last … Continue reading
Another amazing piece of work from OutsideOfSociety. Honestly, I think sometimes we should just automatically draw in new pages from his site and apply some gushing comments. It’d save us all a lot of effort! This time, he’s made a … Continue reading
Three.js is growing into a sophisticated and capable library, and although it’s not always obvious how to import your 3D content into it, you can convert your models from most popular formats into the json files that three.js requires. If … Continue reading