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Rasmus Hjorth Lüdeking
Rasmus Hjorth Lüdeking

Reputation: 770

Interactive 3d in the shape of js frameworks

I'm planning on creating an interactive 3d application in js. My question is whether or not babylon.js or three.js supports interactivity? Can't seem to find any information on this, and the documentation doesn't help much either.

Note; by interactivity, I mean for the user to be able to draw elements on a given 3d scene.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 102

Answers (1)

BFG
BFG

Reputation: 793

I can't speak for babylon.js as I've never used it, but I do have some experience with three.js.

If by "draw elements" you mean creating or manipulating shapes/geometries on the fly based on user-input, then the following examples should prove that its definitely possible.

For instance, on the three.js docs page, there is a control-panel used for manipulating a CylinderGeometry() object in the top-right corner of the live-example.

An example of "drawing" from cursor-input using raycasting can be found on thee.js's examples page as well as another example where objects within the scene are draggable.

To be honest, the interactivity of your app is only limited by you.

Upvotes: 1

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