Canvas 3d JS Library

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Front Page 0.2

The Canvas 3D JS Libary (C3DL) is a javascript library that will make it easier to write 3D applications using canvas 3d. It will provide a set of math, scene, and 3d object classes to make the canvas more accessible for developers that want to develop 3D content in browser but do not want to have to deal in depth with the 3D math needed to make it work. If you are viewing this page with a canvas 3d (ver. 0.4.3 or higher) enabled browser (Firefox 3.5 or higher), the scene below will be moving. Clicking on any of the logo plates will open a new window to that site. If you will see a screen shot. This scene was originally created by Jay Edry and has been adapted to work with 1.1 Release of the library. Click here to download the source and models
To see this page in action download firefox 3.5.x and Canvas 3D 0.4.3. frontpagess.png
Check out our video of things made with C3DL:

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Demos

  • RTS Prototype
  • Particle Systems Demo
  • Cross-Browser Orbiter
  • Mocap Demo With Spheres
  • Google Maps-3D

C3DL Development News

SceneCreator0.3

SceneCaster is an online application that allows people to create “spaces” which are 3d scenes on the browsers and share them which other.  It is free to sign up and relatively  easy easy to use. The main problems with SceneCaster are the requirements: The operating systems used are Windows XP or Vista and the browser [...]

WWW2010 in Raleigh

Yesterday Andor and I gave a talk at www 2010. It was about how mid level API’s can help web developers who may not wish to do extremely low level programming at the WebGL level achieve the 3D effects they want. The “slides” from our talk can be found here. The [...]

Tutorials

  • Tutorial #1: WebGL Browsers
  • Tutorial #2: A simple scene
  • Tutorial #3: Callback
  • Tutorial #4: Models
  • Tutorial #5: Light effects
  • Tutorial #6: Picking
  • Tutorial #7: Materials
  • Tutorial #8: Particle Systems

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  • Asteroids in 3D… and a bit of 2D
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  • An update: You can... - peter
  • Hi all, We are curr... - Cathy Leung
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