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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Bookmarks

  1. Getting Started with Three.js

    Paul Lewis's introductory Three.js tutorial on Aerotwist — setting up a renderer, camera, and scene to build browser-based 3D graphics. The canonical 2013 entry point for WebGL development via the Three.js abstraction layer.

  2. Collada Animation Viewer

    A Three.js-based COLLADA animation viewer running in the browser — demonstrating that complex rigged 3D models exported from tools like Blender or Maya could be rendered and animated in WebGL via Three.js.

  3. WebCamMesh — 3D Webcam Visualization

    WebCamMesh uses WebGL and the browser's webcam API to create a real-time 3D mesh from the live video feed — mapping webcam pixel brightness to vertex displacement. An early example of combining browser camera access with WebGL for real-time visual effects.

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