zabast

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   by zabast 10y ago

   Try clicking one of the examples in the menu on the top, and then hit 'Play'. Love it! It is certainly great for playing around with WebGL, but still lots of work necessary if it wants to catch up to Unity or CopperCube and crea
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   Responsive Website WYSIWYG Designer (free) – RocketCake Beta 1(ambiera.com)

   1 points by zabast 11y ago|0 comments
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   RocketCake Beta 1 released – free responsive website designer(ambiera.com)

   2 points by zabast 11y ago|0 comments
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   Procedurally generated HTML5 3D world with day/night cycle(endtime.at)

   165 points by zabast 11y ago|36 comments
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   by zabast 12y ago

   You are right with the lack of open source state of the art engines, it is a shame. But you are misinformed about the webgl part: There are other Web 3D engines. For example Babylon or CopperLicht. The latter even has a pretty solid WYSIWYG
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   CopperLicht is now free and open source(ambiera.com)

   2 points by zabast 12y ago|0 comments
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   CopperCube 5 released (WebGL editor/engine)(ambiera.com)

   5 points by zabast 12y ago|0 comments
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   Developing for the Windows Store in C++ apparently sucks(irrlicht3d.org)

   1 points by zabast 12y ago|0 comments
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   by zabast 13y ago

   Well, technically, it is a substring :)