We have spent a lot of time setting up the transformation matrices, but there is still the matter of providing the 3D vertex data that provides the geometry of the model to be rendered. To do this we ...

Although our example is enough to introduce most of the aspects of using WebGL in 3D, we need something slightly more realistic to demonstrate the possibilities. The usual first example is a 3D cube.

A Chrome (MV3) extension that finds three.js canvases on any page, lets you browse the live scene graph, and exports any object to GLB or OBJ — with UVs and textures. ⚠️ Intended for legitimate use ...