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
Rumour has it there’s a bit of an easter egg lurking in Nokia Maps. The kind that reveals an alien spaceship to fly around the map. A pretty fun one if you ask us! Type “we come in peace” in … Continue reading
Environment maps are extremely useful when we want reflections and refractions in our WebGL work. If you’ve not come across them before you have to imagine that the 3D scene is in the middle of a huge cube. When we want … Continue reading
Lux Ahoy is a new Worms-style combat game created by New York based digital agency Luxurious Animals. Played out as a battle between the two main characters: Luxamillion, a monocled pink monster and Trunkford, a pipe toting green elephant, the … 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