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3D JavaScript with Sandy-HX

July 16, 2009
Author:

Matthew Casperson

http://www.brighthub.com/hubfolio/matthew-casperson.aspx
Location:
Brisbane, Australia
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From the Author:

Sandy-HX is a 3D engine that was ported from ActionScript to Haxe, giving it the ability to create 3D JavaScript applications (rendered through the canvas element). Chrome is the only browser that can render JavaScript Sandy-HX applications at an acceptable speed.

Technology:

Canvas, JavaScript, Sandy-HX, Haxe

Comments

By Casey Wymer (Caseyo42) on June 01, 2010

Looks amazing in the screen shots unfortunately I'm getting nothing in my version of chrome, but thats what I should expect when testing beta

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By E on April 16, 2010

Didnt work on newest chrome :(

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By IIsi 50MHz on March 11, 2010

Still have this:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token (

/haxesandy3/demo.js:616

Someone needs to fix a typo, I think. (Chrome 4.1.249.1030)

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By pearish on March 05, 2010

Doesn't work in Chrome 4.0.249.89 (38071) :-(

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By Billy on February 25, 2010

I don't see anything (latest Chrome on Linux)

Flash works great, but what else is new?

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By viaria on February 04, 2010

doesnt work chrome latest.. flash version works only, like works everywhere exept with words i...

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By puzo on December 23, 2009

Js fails in Chrome 4.0.249.43:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ( demo.js:616

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By mooph on December 21, 2009

this sux.

i don't have flash

mooph@mooph.cz

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By Ronald on October 24, 2009

Doesn't seem to recognize my browser: chromium 4.0.224.4 (Ubuntu build 30004)

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By Dave Westbrook on September 13, 2009

Hey! This experiment is awesome! I've been wondering why its taking so long for 3d js api's to be developed. Web apps are the wave of the future, and something like this is probably going to be the future of video games (can't wait to play games on a netbook). FYI - I'm so interested in this stuff b/c of a physics course I took that used a 3d library written in python. If you need info on developing a physics engine, then I would look into these texts (they teach physics through computer simulation which the student programs):

http://www.amazon.com/Matter-Interactions-I-Modern-Mechanics/dp/0470108304/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1252865217&sr=8-2

Good work!

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By chiranji lal on September 03, 2009

information tcchnolozy

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By ekul81 on August 28, 2009

Renders very well in Google Chrome, excellent in fact, but not so well in the Beta does anyone know why?

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By JSNerd on October 16, 2009

... maybe because of JS upgrades after it was released?

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By Jcee on August 18, 2009

it could use some controls, like rotation, zoom, strafe

this could be very useful, what kind of models does take?, or are they hardcoded for now?

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By Jep on July 26, 2009

It works in Chrome. But the Flash version is much (!) smoother....

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By Old Nick on July 21, 2009

Fails in FF3.5.1 Opera10b2 renders but VERY slowly

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By Sa on July 17, 2009

Works very nicely. I'm using Chromium 3.0.195.0.

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