subterrina
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. The game is a simulator of driving a vehicle in three-dimensional space.
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Controls: '4'/'6': roll, left/right · W/S: pitch, nose down/up · A/D: Left/Right yaw
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Simple javascript and HTML5's canvas 3D simulator game allowing you to be an iron mole driver. The project uses three-dimensional graphics of three.js library and controls of dat.GUI library. View online.
The artificial horizon indicator works on the principle of a fixed earth. This means that the horizon line remains stationary while the vehicle symbol rotates relative to it.
The permissible values of roll and pitch angles are limited. Violation of the restrictions leads to the destruction of the vehicle. The maximum value for both angles in either direction is 60 degrees.
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