A 3d Engine Built Using Html5 And C

[ExtraLife]

A 3D engine built using HTML5 and CSS3 3D transforms

http://keithclark.co.uk/labs/css3-fps/

So there are obvious bugs, but still this shit is pretty amazing. Just give it a few years

[Cyberdevil]

That's awesome. Solid progress. It's buggy as hell on FF though, can barely move around at all, and the walls just black out every once in a while, but I'm looking forward to seeing how it progresses. A HTML5 version of Doom? :D That would be amazing...

[Atlas]

I feel once this is in full swing we will see a lot more Doom/Wolfenstein/Quake games and not just regular FPS.

[Cyberdevil]

At 2/14/13 07:05 AM, J-Rex wrote: I feel once this is in full swing we will see a lot more Doom/Wolfenstein/Quake games and not just regular FPS.

You think so? I hope so. :)

[iamgrimreaper]

The unreal engine has an AS3 version.

[ExtraLife]

At 2/14/13 07:54 AM, iamgrimreaper wrote: The unreal engine has an AS3 version.

Can you please post a link to a piece of content utilizing it

[iamgrimreaper]

At 2/14/13 07:56 AM, ExtraLife wrote:

At 2/14/13 07:54 AM, iamgrimreaper wrote: The unreal engine has an AS3 version.

Can you please post a link to a piece of content utilizing it

Not 10 seconds on Google.

[4urentertainment]

madebyevan.com/webgl-water/

[BumFodder]

I like how they blatantly stole the models

[ExtraLife]

At 2/14/13 08:30 AM, 4urentertainment wrote: madebyevan.com/webgl-water/

Oh man, that is so cool!

[LiquidFire]

At 2/14/13 08:33 AM, BumFodder wrote: I like how they blatantly stole the models

This. I still find it pretty cool, but redundant.

[ExtraLife]

At 2/14/13 08:50 AM, LiquidFire wrote:

At 2/14/13 08:33 AM, BumFodder wrote: I like how they blatantly stole the models

This. I still find it pretty cool, but redundant.

blatantly stole models from where?

[littlegonkyboy]

looks cool

[LiquidFire]

At 2/14/13 09:05 AM, ExtraLife wrote:

At 2/14/13 08:50 AM, LiquidFire wrote:

At 2/14/13 08:33 AM, BumFodder wrote: I like how they blatantly stole the models

This. I still find it pretty cool, but redundant.

blatantly stole models from where?

Hand+gun is from call of duty/black ops. Barrels are from Half-Life 2.

[Saen]

Sounds hardcore-processor, *snort*

[Landpaddle]

There are plenty of interactive 3D environments like this being touted in the Chrome Experiments webpage (sans the weapon). Hell, Firefox already has a browser-native multiplayer RPG for its desktop browser.

I hope to see the developers behind this expand and optimize their code a bit for future endeavors. Glitchless, frequently-patched games in HTML5? Count me in.

[KatMaestro]

Pretty cool. Problem is because it renders basically almost everything in real time (use no graphic library), it runs slow as hell.

I prefer using WebGL/HTML5 better though.

[ExtraLife]

At 2/14/13 11:17 AM, Elitistinen wrote: I prefer using WebGL/HTML5 better though.

Yeah,

on top of that I keep thinking about the integration of web sockets and how revolutionary it may be for online gaming

[Gimmick]

it's not 3d for me somehow, just a big rectangle being rotated

[ExtraLife]

At 2/14/13 12:34 PM, ClockworkSpace wrote: This thing barely even functions for me. But it's a nice idea

At 2/14/13 12:11 PM, Gimmick wrote: it's not 3d for me somehow, just a big rectangle being rotated

Yeah funfortunately there isn't some 3rd party plug-in we can download and install that will seamlessly display the content the same way in all browsers...

It's all based on how the web browser engine renders the code.

I am curious though, Gimmick & ClockWordSpace, which browsers are you guys using?

[Landpaddle]

1) Get up on the highest crate.

2) Look up.

3) Hold the space bar down for a while.

4) STARE

[LiquidFire]

At 2/14/13 01:17 PM, Landpaddle wrote: 1) Get up on the highest crate.

2) Look up.

3) Hold the space bar down for a while.

4) STARE

What am I supposed to be seing?

[ExtraLife]

At 2/14/13 01:44 PM, LiquidFire wrote:

At 2/14/13 01:17 PM, Landpaddle wrote: 1) Get up on the highest crate.

2) Look up.

3) Hold the space bar down for a while.

4) STARE

What am I supposed to be seing?

I may be wrong but LiquidFire may be pointing out the futility of the demo.

If that's the case it's important to remember that it's just a demo.

[KatMaestro]

At 2/14/13 02:10 PM, Ma1achi wrote: This isn't new or the only one in development. Still, I couldn't imagine 3d running straight off your browser, shit cray.

Oh look, a Mac user doesn't know 3D on browser exists for years before he notices it.

[KatMaestro]

At 2/14/13 02:20 PM, Ma1achi wrote:
It seems everyone on this thread just noticed it pumpkin.

It's called, to catch up with technology and time, Macie.

[LiquidFire]

At 2/14/13 02:02 PM, ExtraLife wrote: I may be wrong but LiquidFire may be pointing out the futility of the demo.

If that's the case it's important to remember that it's just a demo.

You are really good at seing which post goes to what username.

[dogpup4]

This can be played in browser too, and it's a lot better. Think it might only work on Firefox though, not sure.

[Gimmick]

At 2/14/13 01:09 PM, ExtraLife wrote:

At 2/14/13 12:34 PM, ClockworkSpace wrote: This thing barely even functions for me. But it's a nice idea

At 2/14/13 12:11 PM, Gimmick wrote: it's not 3d for me somehow, just a big rectangle being rotated

I am curious though, Gimmick & ClockWordSpace, which browsers are you guys using?

Maxthon Cloud RC 4.1