ModellingAndAnimationWithWebGL
A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. This project is for demonstrating the basic animation and object modelling with WebGL. Please don't mind my horrible horse model. I didn't have any time to create it in 3D
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This project is for demonstrating the basic animation and object modelling with WebGL. Please don't mind my horrible horse model. I didn't have any time to create it in 3D
I was supposed to implement a 2-D hierarchical model for modeling and animating a quadruped animal (e.g., dog, cat, lion, fox, wolf, tiger, cow, ship, or bunny). I used a matrix stack and the WebGL procedures (traversal algorithms) that are used to traverse the hierarchy representing the articulated figure by using the matrix stack.
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