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ReKill – battle royale with zombies

21st November 2024
Play the multiplayer battle royale game ReKill for up to 15 players where you have to survive hordes of zombies in a PvPvE (Player vs Player vs Environment) arena. The tech stack seems quite interesting: the game uses WebGL with its own engine based on Three.js (highly modified and rewritten),…Read…
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Pxtex

12th August 2024
Just before the start of the thirteenth edition of the js13kGames competition tomorrow, long time participant and legendary creator of multiple useful mini tools, Maxime Euzière, released another one: Pxtex – mini randomized pixel-art textures. His list of code-golfing tools and other projects is truly amazing – if you need…Read…
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Micropolis

17th July 2024
Micropolis is a WebAssembly, WebGL, and SvelteKit experiment based on the original SimCity Classic from Maxis, designed by Will Wright, ported by Don Hopkins. Drag left button to pan, spin mouse wheel to zoom. Letter keys load various cities, tab to generate. The brackets lower and raise the tax rate.…Read…
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Senior WebGL Graphics Engineer at Phaser Studio

5th January 2024
Richard Davey, the author of Phaser, has partnered with Open Core Ventures to launch Phaser Studio. Leading the company as CTO, Richard intends to modernize the Phaser framework and release Phaser 4, and make it easy to create browser-based playable ads on desktop and mobile. The newly created company is…Read…
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Best practices of optimizing game performance with WebGL

24th January 2023
Optimizing game performance is crucial for creating a smooth and responsive gaming experience, especially when working with WebGL, a JavaScript API that allows for interactive 3D and 2D graphics in web browsers without the use of plug-ins. There are a number of best practices that can be followed to optimize…Read…
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Comprehensive, interactive WebGL guide

23rd May 2020
Maxime Euzière created a complete, summarized WebGL tutorial, with tiny interactive demos in each chapter. My goal was to gather all the information and tricks about WebGL I found scattered everywhere, and present them in a short and helpful way. I hope you’ll enjoy it! Read more at xem.github.io
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Learn Advanced Creative Coding with WebGL & Shaders

22nd May 2020
Frontend Masters offers this course led by Matt DesLauriers. Go deeper into creative coding and 3D graphics programming using WebGL, ThreeJS, and GLSL. In this course, you’ll learn 3D vectors and shader effects. The skills you’ll learn apply to many fields, including AR/VR, game development, interactive installations, media art, and…Read…
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Converting a WebGL application to WebVR

19th September 2018
We had a 3D demo showing a representation of the Mozilla Monument as a way to demo text rasterization in 3D. What I was hoping to do was to convert this to a WebVR application that would let you view the monument by moving your head instead of using arrow…Read…
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N64 VR with Javascript

8th July 2018
There is a project called Retroarch that provides an emulator frontend to various emulator back ends. One of those back ends is Mupen64/Parallel N64. And retroarch and many of its cores are already compiled to WebAssembly, with a layer that binds to WebGL. When you’ve got that, anything can be…Read…
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Creating toon water for the web

2nd July 2018
This tutorial will walk you through creating stylized toon water while introducing vertex shaders. I will also introduce the depth buffer and how to use that to get more information about your scene and create foam lines.

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