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The Yamauchi reminds me of Bruno Simon's personal site (https://bruno-simon.com/ https://bruno-simon.com/), who coincidentally has a (paid) Three.js course (htt
by robenkleene 6y ago
The Yamauchi reminds me of Bruno Simon's personal site (https://bruno-simon.com/ https://bruno-simon.com/), who coincidentally has a (paid) Three.js course (https://threejs-journey.xyz/ https://threejs-journey.xyz/). Might interesting for people interested it learning how to make these kinds of things.
- rchaud 6y agoThat Bruno website is the first thing I thought of when I saw the isometric design. Gotta say, Bruno did it right. I expected to be able to drive my little car around the website to read about the family's vision for the future!
- pontifier 6y agoI've been very impressed by three.js. I've been using it to build a GPU accelerated n-body simulation of my prototype fusion reactor. It runs at 20fps on my laptop with over 4k particles, in a browser!
- xtiansimon 6y agoWe would have lost our gosh darn minds in the late 90s seeing that site while we were still popping flat Flash bubbles off the sides of the viewport. But I can hear the criticisms now--I don't get it; Why the jeep? How do I know how much content is present? How do I find project x? Do I have to drive this truck all over? [Answers: Cute&amazing in-browser experience. Follow the sign to projects--drive really fast to count them. Follow signs to projects--drive slow and read labels. Yes.]