OpenWeb3D

Last Update: 2013-04-29

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Advanced graphics engine using openGL ES 2.0 for internet browsers, supporting GLSL shaders and an extremely easy Processing style code syntax, while adding advanced functions like shadows, bloom and motion blur. Project initiated by Victor Porof.

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