THREE.JS: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF WEB-BASED 3D GRAPHICS FRAMEWORK
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Three.js, WebGL, JavaScript, 3D Graphics, Virtual Reality, Rendering, Web DevelopmentAbstract
This article explores Three.js, a widely used JavaScript library that simplifies the rendering of interactive 3D graphics on the web. The discussion focuses on its origin, documentation, core structure, features, and applications in different fields. It also examines some challenges such as performance optimization and the learning curve for beginners. Finally, the paper highlights the role of Three.js in future web technologies, especially in virtual and augmented reality.
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