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Three.js is good. Another option if you don't know is https://www.babylonjs.com/ https://www.babylonjs.com/
by yeahitslikethat 7y ago
Three.js is good. Another option if you don't know is https://www.babylonjs.com/ https://www.babylonjs.com/
- finchisko 7y agoTried babylonjs week ago when they released new version. It was my first experience with 3D in the browser. But must say was very positive. I was able to do everything I wanted. The only bad was the lights shines through solid objects, so modeled room lamp is visible from the outside of the building :). I didn't tried threejs though. So sorry for being bit of topic.
- skocznymroczny 7y agoThis behavior is expected. Without raytracing, lights are calculated locally for the object, without taking other objects into account. Unless you enable shadows, which add some computational cost but can prevent lights shining through walls/objects.
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- AlexMuir 7y agoI’ve been through Three, Blend4web, aframe and verge3d. Babylon is the mot full featured and powerful for what I needed and it’s a pleasure to work with. Also forced me across to typescript which is a huge blessing.