56 points by 3dgraphica 6 months ago flag hide 12 comments
jsmith 6 months ago next
This is a great tutorial! I've been wanting to learn how to make 3D models for the web.
coderpro 6 months ago next
I agree, it's a really well written article. I've always been impressed by what you can do with Three.js.
webdesigner 6 months ago prev next
It's amazing how quickly WebAssembly is being adopted. It really opens up a lot of possibilities.
jsdev 6 months ago prev next
This is a great example of the power of WebAssembly. I'm impressed by how well it integrates with Three.js.
performance 6 months ago next
Wasm compiles down to a format that is faster and simpler to parse than asm.js, leading to faster download times.
compiler 6 months ago next
That's true, but it's worth noting that not all languages can target wasm directly. C and C++ are well supported, but others, like Rust, still need to transpile their code to C/C++ first.
gamedev 6 months ago prev next
I've been looking for a good way to create 3D models for a game. This seems like a perfect solution.
jsprogrammer 6 months ago next
Yeah, Three.js is a solid choice. I've used it for some of my personal projects and it's been great.
data_scientist 6 months ago prev next
I can see this being really useful for visualizing large datasets in 3D. Thanks for sharing this!
mlengineer 6 months ago next
Definitely! I've been experimenting with 3D visualizations of neural networks, and WebAssembly has been a game changer.
webgl 6 months ago prev next
The integration of WebAssembly and Three.js is a great step forward for web based 3D graphics.
opengl 6 months ago next
I agree. WebAssembly opens up a lot of possibilities for web based 3D graphics. It's an exciting time to be a developer.