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three.js Website


Github


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Community Portals


Resources


Tutorials


Books

Note: this book is not finished yet but there’s an extensive free section which you can use as a beginner-friendly tutorial

Note: The following books are outdated but may still be useful.


Examples


Physics Libraries


AI

Built with three.js

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WebAssembly

Rendering

WebGL

Five ways to build WebGL apps

https://www.reddit.com/r/webgl/

WebGL 2

WebGL 2 Videos

Books

Videos

Presentations

Shaders

Sites

Books

Three.js Example

GLSL = OpenGL Shading Language

Math


https://www.amazon.com/Math-Primer-Graphics-Game-Development/dp/1568817231

SDF = Signed Distance Functions
https://discourse.threejs.org/t/clipping-solids-sdf-functions/4444

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Other Resources

File Formats

You can preview your glTF export with this tool: https://gltf-viewer.donmccurdy.com/

Compression


Videos


Camera

Curves

Character Rigging

Inverse Kinematics = IK

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Tools


3D Editor

Three.js Alternatives

3D Viewer

– Ruku

Other Libraries/Frameworks

WebVR

Is it possible to pin this thread at the top of the list in the category? Would be more comfortable and helpful to have it there :slight_smile:

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Done! :smile:

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What’s New?

There’s a whole lot more at this link. Feel free to filter and add some of the relevant resources. In my view, they all looks relevant.

More Math :

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@Atul_Mourya thanks for sharing, bookshelf updated!

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Hi Yuri, This is example is definitely very much impressive. I would encourage you to post this as a new resource where other people can find it easily. Let’s just keep this current resource only for books, tutorial and other learning materials. Cheers :blush:

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I’d like to share a great book about the topic “Computational Geometry”. This area is necessary for all kinds of geometry related algorithms like triangulation, intersections tests, computing bounding volumes (e.g. convex hulls), path finding and many more. Although the examples in the book are written in C, I highly recommend to do the exercises :blush:

https://www.amazon.com/Computational-Geometry-Cambridge-Theoretical-Paperback/dp/0521649765

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What makes this site awesome is that it’s totally free and covers most of the vector math. it uses processing.js for it’s demos

https://natureofcode.com/book/
https://natureofcode.com/book/

use this playground if you want to edit some of the codes to do other cool stuffs:wink:

http://valentin.dasdeck.com/processing/index.php

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PBR & Lights
A really good learning resource.

https://google.github.io/filament/Filament.md.html

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