More demos

[chiaravalle]

Description

I'd like to have more demos, covering the topics in this list

Solution

Sculpt (like Z-Brush - show a sculptable mesh) Bevel modifier (show polygons beveled) Decimate polycount (procedurally reduce polycount - show original and reduced side by side) Skin modifier (Automatically produce a mesh based on a skeleton-like structure made of a hierarchy - show the result) Maintain volume while transforming - show resulting animation Chamfer - show result Subdivide geometry - show result wireframe Revolve (sometimes referred to as lathe) - show revolved curve Twist - show twisted shape Taper - show tapered tape Paint on mesh - interactively paint on mesh

Physics simulation - show a simulation

• Soft bodies
• Fluids

Alternatives

May be finding suitable code one by one on Google

Additional context

No response

[Mugen87]

Most of what you have listed are very complex components. It is out of scope to support all of them in this repository.

[chiaravalle]

Maybe you should broaden your horizons? You could add a "very complex" demo category to the three.js main examples page. No, I'm just kidding, but hey, why not try? Maybe something ready made already exist, just need to be linked.

I guess the "out of scope" tag for refusing jobs it's a bit misused nowadays, isn't it?

I'm sarcastic. Have a nice day, regards =)

[Mugen87]

Maybe something ready made already exist, just need to be linked.

The project actually uses an approach for this called "external examples". For instance the physics engine Ammo.js is not maintained in this repository, but there are official examples using it like:

https://threejs.org/examples/physics_ammo_volume (which is btw a demo for soft bodies)

Another external example is the subdivision modifier:

https://threejs.org/examples/webgl_modifier_subdivision

So if someone decides to implement a bevel modifier or sculpt tool for three.js, new examples could be created in a similar fashion.

[chiaravalle]

Oh, I see. This is sort of a good news, gonna Googling for stuff I'm interested to and propose to add them to such list. By the way sorry for my "funny" post, I hope I didn't offend anyone.

[chiaravalle]

Ok, here are what I found.

Twist - show twisted shape (https://medium.com/@crazypixel/geometry-manipulation-in-three-js-twisting-c53782c38bb) Taper - show tapered mesh (https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/Bender) Paint on mesh - interactively paint on mesh (https://rawcdn.githack.com/sciecode/three.js/f4e363a8e0cf6c496f4191192d7eb15110442a7c/examples/webgl_paint_texture.html)

Physics simulation - show a simulation

• Soft bodies (https://threejs.org/examples/physics_ammo_volume)

Other are already listed in the examples and I didn't noticed (in the rush, excuse me) or are described in the documentation.

Not found stuff: Sculpt (like Z-Brush - show a sculptable mesh) Skin modifier (Automatically produce a mesh based on a skeleton-like structure made of a hierarchy - show the result) Maintain volume while transforming - show resulting animation Physics simulation - show a simulation

• Fluids

Thanks so much, I hope you'll include my found demos in the external examples.

[Mugen87]

I hope you'll include my found demos in the external examples.

This needs to be done by the maintainers of the specific projects. You have to understand that maintenance is a huge issue and without the support of these maintainers things would become quickly out of date.

[chiaravalle]

Oh, ok. So I'll have to ask them, right? Thanks anyhow.