tmp3d
A free 3D engine demo — play it in your browser, no install. A 3-D software renderer written from scratch running in an HTML5 <canvas>
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Tmp3D is a 3-D software renderer written from scratch in nothing but TypeScript (which itself transpiles into plain-old JavaScript before going into your browser), just for kicks. It makes use of the 2d graphics context of the HTML5 to draw some graphics primitives and nothing more (no WebGL, THREE.js, no hardware acceleration, no nothin').
The project is still heavily a work-in-progress and in its very early stages, so you may take it as it is and expect many more features to follow very soon.
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