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three.js is a lightweight and easy-to-use JavaScript 3D library with its own default WebGL renderer. It works by creating a scene with a camera and a geometric cube, the latter of which is added to the scene. This will become the animated object within the scene. A WebGL renderer is created for the scene and the camera, with an added viewport to the document.body element. Finally, the cube is animated within the scene for the camera. A plethora of examples can be found in the project’s...

...Annotations. Cross-section views. Scene object hierarchies. Transform hierarchies. Bounding volumes. 3D picking, raycasting. Screen capture. You can dynamically edit most things in your scene at runtime. Animate your scenes by updating the properties of their components. Load 3D models into your scene from glTF.

...Also home of view3dscene - our full-featured VRML/X3D browser. The "Kambi VRML game engine" is renamed to "Castle Game Engine" (short name castle-engine). For commits and all current information see castle-engine project.

Technology demonstrator of 3D rendering and navigation within a standards compliant web page (requires browser SVG support), no need for a plugin. Intended for use creating basic informative diagrams, ideal for live 3D animations through a web 2.0 mashup. Uses JavaScript to generate SVG (inline) from X3D (inline) using a VRMLScript compliant environment object (an implementation of the VRMLScript standard in JS).