Forked from Three.js Fundamentals.
For many of us, 3 Dreams of Black (an old Chrome experiment) was our one of our first contacts with WebGL. It was utterly impressive for its time (and it still is, if you ask me). Then, Gregg Tavares aka greggman used the same flamingo model, to create a scene of similar aesthetics, that he used as a background to the homepage of this project, named Three.js Fundamentals. It was a great tutorial to Three.js and it has been incorporated into the official Three.js docs. An old version where you can see the background, is still available here.
As the code is quite dated by today's standards, I decided to fork it and to try to modernize it, while maintaining the exact same visual output. The project doesn't have a larger purpose, it's just my tiny love letter to Three.js, and ,hopefully, a good excercise in my learning process.
- Three.js as an import
- Update Three.js and all packages to latest version
- Remove/update obsolete code
- Refactor and reorganize code
- Clean up any code residuals
- Add dat.GUI
- Use original postprocessing and shaders to achieve the exact same visual output (shadows etc.)
- Make more parameters editable
I am not keeping a changelog, but the original parsed filed without the modifications can be found in the initial commit.
Feel free to contribute in any way you can. Pull requests are more than welcome!
The whole project is licensed under the permissive MIT License.