WebGL Third Person Camera Test
Posted on:April 08 2011
I just created a small demo for a new feature in CopperCube, a third person camera. If you are using the latest Firefox, Chrome or Safari, you should be able to try this WebGL demo:
Because of this blog software creating <br/>'s for line breaks, I had to embedd this using the iframe tag. You can also see the demo here without the iframe.
No programming was invovled creating this scene, you only need to select the new behaviors in the editor to create a scene like this. This is not yet finalized (needs a bit more tweaking), but will be in the next release of CopperCube.
Because of this blog software creating <br/>'s for line breaks, I had to embedd this using the iframe tag. You can also see the demo here without the iframe.
No programming was invovled creating this scene, you only need to select the new behaviors in the editor to create a scene like this. This is not yet finalized (needs a bit more tweaking), but will be in the next release of CopperCube.
Comments:
strange, the first time i tried it said i didnt have webgl enabled, had to press F5 and try again. (using chrome and webgl was enabled)
Matthias
Quote2011-04-08 11:01:00
hm, interesting. Maybe your chrome had a bad day :)
niko
Quote2011-04-08 13:10:00
Good work Niko,
When someday be returned to this area, I guess I'll use your engine.
Regards,
Ivailo
When someday be returned to this area, I guess I'll use your engine.
Regards,
Ivailo
etcaptor
Quote2011-04-10 00:55:00
great work niko. does webgl fast enough for real-time shadow and other fancy stuff?
Virion
Quote2011-04-13 20:40:00
yes, it's possible.
niko
Quote2011-04-14 09:14:00
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