Introduction
This repository provide a series of simple Webots simulations which can be run on the web in webots.cloud.
Different examples are provided to cover a large number of use cases.
They can be used as templates for developing your own web-based robot simulations.
Disclaimer
Some of the simulations in this repository would have been more adapted to animation or even scene than simulations.
They are provided here to demonstrate various use cases in a simple way.
As animations and scenes are faster to load, we advise you to prefer them to web simulation whenever possible.
A simulation cannot be replaced by an animation in the following cases:
- You have an interesting/interactive robot window.
- You want the user to be able to see/modify the controller.
- The behavior of a robot is not always the same.
- You spawn objects during the simulation. It is not recommended.
You should prefer to have all objects in the world at the loading, very far away, and move them closer when you want to "spawn" them.
List of simulations
Repository hosting simulations samples for webots.cloud:
- 1_simple_simulation: a simple simulation that has no Dockerfile and thus will use the default one.
- 2_compile_controller: a simulation with a Dockerfile that will compile a specific controller.
- 3_robot_window: a simulation with a custom robot window.
- 4_custom_dockerfile: a simulation with a Dockerfile to install an additional library.
- 5_IDE: a simulation that will expose an IDE to modify the controller online.
- 6_binary: a simulation that uses a dirty trick to reduce the loading time.
- 7_local_assets: a simulation that uses a local proto and a local texture.
More information is available here.
A template repository is available here