Hey, I experienced some issues with the movement, if you hold D then hold A then release A, you will stop despite never releasing D. I fixed this by making and object that stores booleans for each key needed, setting x and y to zero, before doing if(w) vector.z += max speed for each key. It makes it a lot smoother
Three.js is a low-level library for creating 3D web experiences. Babylon.js is a complete 3D engine with a bunch of additional features like physics and particle systems. If you need complete control over your app/game, are comfortable with 3D/graphics, or need something lightweight, go with Three.js. If you need all the additional features that Babylon.js offers and are okay with working within the limitations of their engine, go with that.
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This series is top tier, I like how you explain and detail everything 👏
Looking forward to the next post ❤❤
Niceee!!! Keep these coming :D Super grateful that you're making this content available :D
Hey, I experienced some issues with the movement, if you hold D then hold A then release A, you will stop despite never releasing D.
I fixed this by making and object that stores booleans for each key needed, setting x and y to zero, before doing if(w) vector.z += max speed for each key.
It makes it a lot smoother
Ive made quite decent minecraft clone using threejs. Initially for fun but turned it into bachelors work
I would like to see it!
Can't wait for the 5th part 😅
Awesome video, thank you! When is the 5th part comming out?
Out now!
What are the benefits of using threejs instead of babylonjs to make minecraft? I am confused about the choice of framework recently.
Three.js is a low-level library for creating 3D web experiences. Babylon.js is a complete 3D engine with a bunch of additional features like physics and particle systems.
If you need complete control over your app/game, are comfortable with 3D/graphics, or need something lightweight, go with Three.js.
If you need all the additional features that Babylon.js offers and are okay with working within the limitations of their engine, go with that.
How to export a Three.js based game to PS5 or Xbox Series?
It is not possible as far as I know.
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