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Glam

This project is an experimental ES6 WebGL engine built on stack.gl. It tries to combine the small-repo / big-repo philosophies together providing an easy to use environment. The API is built to be composable with the magnificent tools on NPM, while opinionated and centralized in a way to get things done quickly.

Contribute code or thoughts?

Check this github issue out: https://github.com/glamjs/glam/issues/1

Documentation and Getting Started

Available here

Example Code

import Bunny from 'bunny'
import {
    Mesh,
    PerspectiveCamera,
    FlatMaterial,
    Scene,
    Geometry,
} from 'glam'

var scene    = Scene()
var camera   = PerspectiveCamera()
var material = FlatMaterial({ color : [0.1,0.3,0.4] })
var geometry = Geometry( Bunny )
var mesh     = Mesh( material, geometry )

scene.add( mesh )

mesh.transform.position[1] = -5
mesh.transform.position[2] = 0
camera.transform.position[2] = 20

scene.loop.on('update', function(e) {
    mesh.transform.euler[0] = e.elapsed * 0.0001
    mesh.transform.euler[1] = e.elapsed * 0.001
    scene.render( camera )
})

Then you will get a spinning flat bunny.

Roadmap

Right now all the changes are going to be minor releases, until a 1.0.0 bump when things are in a bit more stable shape.

status	feature
done	Basic working example with a flat material
done	Basic documentation in place
done	Basic testing setup
done	Fog augmentation
done	Normal Color augmentation
done	Directional lighting
done	Lambert shading
todo	Phong shading
todo	Scene graph
todo	Optimize and order shader calls
todo	Textures
todo	Travis CI
todo	Live examples
todo	And more... morphs, skeletons, post processing...