chronosgl 2.0.1

A simple, minimal and elegant scene graph for WebGL written in Dart

ChronosGL

A scene graph for WebGL written in Dart

Features:

• MIT licensed
• very high focus on simple, minimal and elegant code and API
• lightweight and fast
• capture keyboard and mouse events
• all scene graph nodes position and rotation are based on a single matrix4 variable. this is likely the main differentiator to other scene graphs
• space ship camera included
• shapes: cube, cylinder, icosahedron and torusknot
• pickray
• points sprites ( very basic particles )
• skybox
• async texture loader with progress feedback
• great support for canvas based textures
• focus on procedural content generation and textureless rendering

Code

• Github
• Classes/Basic Concepts

Example (from example/simple/)

• HTML part
• Dart part

Usage

Create a new Dart webapp project, add this as a pubspec.yaml dependency: dependencies: chronosgl: any

You may also need the vector_math library which is the only library that ChronosGL is dependent on.

Copy the example from above and run it in Dartium.

It should look like this:

If you need dart:html, it is recommended to add dart:html as HTML like this, due to a naming conflict regarding Node: import 'dart:html' as HTML;