In the previous part (Part 3), we implemented the reflection logic for when a ball hits a single slanted board. As a continuation of that, this time we will take a step toward an "interactive physics ...
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"I want to do something physics-like in the browser" and started tinkering with it. y: Vertical position of the square (distance from the top) vy: Vertical velocity (downward is positive) This is the ...
This library's sole purpose is to make using the WebGL API less verbose. WebGL is a very verbose API. Setting up shaders, buffers, attributes and uniforms takes a lot of code. A simple lit cube in ...
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