A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Gera WebGL, browser 3D engine using WebGL 2.0
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Controls: Character controls demo (WASD, sprinting, jumping, mouse look, bobbing…
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubI first developed my own WebGL library (based on v1.0) back in 2014. Now I’ve decided to revisit those ideas, explore what WebGL 2.0 offers, and rebuild everything from scratch. The project is named in memory of my cat, who died in 2017.
Uses per-vertex colors provided by geometry (a_color).
Face order for the 18-length buffer is: Front, Back, Top, Bottom, Right, Left.
This project uses dependency-cruiser to inspect the dependencies inside the core/ directory. It can also export the dependency graph in Mermaid, a text-based diagram format used for documentation and visualization.
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