Learning WebGL

Even more links today The backlog is slowly shrinking…

Now this is a very cool demo by Nicolas Silva and Paul Adenot– look out for Suzanne! (via)
The Biodigital Human is getting even better: the new version has “male and female anatomies, plus animated heart conditions, with bonus golf swing and hip device implant.”
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Three more links for today, still working through the backlog…

A useful hint from Benjamin DeLillo if setting up a local web server to be able to work with textures is proving hard work: “it’s quite simple to start a server if you’ve got Python installed, it’s just `python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80` from the command line [...]

Only time for a couple today, but I’m catching up!

From Nikolaus Gebhardt, A pre-release demo of an upcoming feature in CopperLicht — dynamic lights.
Another cool demo from Cedric Pinson — sadly, it won’t work with ANGLE, so on Windows it needs to use native OpenGL (that is, webgl.prefer-native-gl set to True in Firefox about:config or [...]

Ouch, where did the last few weeks go? Here’s some of my backlog of links, hopefully more tomorrow.

In light of the recent security problems spotted in WebGL’s handling of cross-domain images for textures, both Chrome and Firefox are tightening up how image loading is handled; here’s a blog post from the Chrome team. [...]