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The aim of this project is to provide a path-finding library that can be easily incorporated into web games. It may run on Node.js or the browser. It comes along with an online demo to show how the algorithms execute. (The pathfinding speed is slowed down in the demo). Note that this project only provides path-finding algorithms for 2D space. If you need to work in a 3D environment, then you may use @schteppe's fork. When instantiating path-finders, you may pass in additional parameters to indicate which specific strategies to use. ...

...The library focuses on clarity and correctness: its implementation is intentionally concise and readable so developers can understand the algorithm, while still correctly handling tricky edge cases such as overlapping coplanar polygons. A WebGL-based demo shows how two solids can be combined interactively in the browser, making it a great educational tool for learning CSG concepts. The API allows you to create primitives (cubes, spheres, etc.) and then combine or transform them programmatically, producing new mesh geometry for rendering or export. Because it is dependency-light and pure JavaScript, csg.js can be integrated into custom modeling tools, CAD-like apps, games, or procedural modeling pipelines running in the browser or Node.