mrdoob2

Noes. Only you.

So they're using p01's effect and they want to put ADs around it?

Yes, I think you need Chrome 57+.

That's what three.js is for <o/

Yup! MIT ^^

01 Alchemist is working on it ^^ https://dump.01alchemist.com/2016/12/31/future-webhpc-parall...

Some custom elements I worked on this week: https://mrdoob.github.io/model-tag/

DOOM (2016) - Graphics Study http://www.adriancourreges.com/blog/2016/09/09/doom-2016-gra...

GTA V - Graphics Study http://www.adriancourreges.com/blog/2015/11/02/gta-v-graphic...

Shouldn't just be a matter of running scene.toJSON()? ^^

Feel free to do a PR with your solution, just so no one has to write a "It's 2016 and drawing text is still hard" blog post next year ;)

2 years ago... http://learningthreejs.com/blog/2013/04/30/closing-the-gap-b...

Hehe! Thanks for that. But, to be fair, that last example was done by http://alteredqualia.com/.

I think this is a different issue...

I couldn't claim authorship of a machine generated work. I would feel better about claiming authorship of something I've spent a while working on and finding combinations until I get something I like.

Do you claim authorship of Photoshop's cloud filter?

I instrumented the code and using conditionals resulted in 2x the generation time per loop. These loops are executed only once so the VM doesn't have a chance to optimise them.

I did it like this because I wanted to create the drawing loop as efficient as possible, without switches or conditionals. That method gets executed per pixel so the less logic the better.

If someone knows a better way I'm all ears!

I think a simple way to explain the MIT license is that you can do whatever you want with it as long as you don't say that you created the library yourself.

Textures that you create are as yours are images you create in Photoshop. Probably even more yours than that ;)

Should be fixed now I think.

Have a read at "Packaging DOS programs" here: https://github.com/dreamlayers/em-dosbox/

Should be now fixed.

*babylon.js

I think competition is good. Soon after babilon.js got released I took a look at their file format and did a loader for three.js. This made me see how much three.js needed some geometry structure refactoring (moving towards a bunch of flat typearrays). I'm slowly working on that but I still need to find a nice API for it [1].

[1] https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/issues/3672

Considering that the submission is 132 days old, a few things have changed. Feel free to read the change log (pages 1 and 2): https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/commits/master/editor

Yep, just drop the obj into the editor.

thanks for noticing ;)

I'm personally using it as a level editor. And I also used it for quickly modelling my flat before going to Ikea ;)

I can't wait for the day when three.js gets obsoleted. That would mean that someone would have done a free and open source 3d library that is easier to use and with a better designed API. Until then, we'll keep going.

Anyone is free to fork the editor and build a CAD app out of it :)

Yup. Working on that... also need to update WebGL Globe so you don't have to :)

I did the original WebGL Globe (texture, atmosphere shader, interaction, ...). Just sounded like you were taking credit for the overall aesthetics. As far as I can see, aesthetic-wise the difference is that you didn't pass the height for the cubes.

I don't really mind though, the whole point was to get people to use the platform. Just found it funny :)

cough cough