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March 20, 2009
Author:

Satoshi Ueyama

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/gyuque/
Location:
Nagareyama, Chiba, Japan
Rate Experiment (307 ratings):
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From the Author:

Thid demo renders a 3d model of Apple iPod with sphere environmental mapping technique.

Technology:

Javascript, Canvas

Comments

By sarathsaleem on July 23, 2010

its amazing Satoshi Ueyama.. here we are watching the birth of the next generation web... 3d engine is ready,Raytracer is ready .. i go through the code of your 3d engine and i am trying hard to understand it... you people like Satoshi Ueyama take lead and write article about how we can progress in 3d world of web rapidly....in the coming days we will see lot of realtime animations and 3d in web............ thanks Satoshi Ueyama

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By clxmzl on June 27, 2010

It sucks

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By Antonio on May 17, 2010

Haven't you guys noticed the obvious rendering fails when using Chrome? The 3D models look awful and gelatinous, like if they were not concrete objects. Straight lines look like broken lines and they keep flickering when you change viewing position. It looks like things are going to break if you change point of view quickly. It's neither stable or of good quality rendering.

Now, if you try it with Opera, you'll see very stable, reliable and fast 3D models with no rendering problems.

(I'm using latest Opera and Chrome versions downloaded today from their respective websites).

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By Abc on February 10, 2010

GUYS, TRY WITH O3D PLZ AND HOW TO USE THE OPERA /GECKO 3D METHOD?

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By Azmar on November 07, 2009

I have been waiting for something like this appear ....

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By Jomann on October 30, 2009

かなり面白いな・・・

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By Bool on August 09, 2009

Do you generate the 3d-mesh within JS or do you load a mesh objekt from file? Anyway, great job! With the ability to load .x objects this could be a breakthrough for future webdesign. looking forward to hear your answer.

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By I recently Died Kill me on July 10, 2009

Awesome

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By MAYANK SHARMA on June 22, 2009

ITS PERFECT

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By daler saidov on June 02, 2009

i like this program anything else

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By daler saidov on June 02, 2009

i love you

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By Art on June 01, 2009

This doesn't work in IE8 (IE7 compat. mode). I'll try it in Chrome, but this sort of thing is going to need to work in IE for most developers to actually use it.

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By Max on June 19, 2009

I think it would probably be the other way round.. Developers need IE to conform to standards.

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By sr on October 09, 2009

How IE could be called a standard is beyond me. Besides, WTH cares about IE. ANYTHING is better than that PoC ;).

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By sr pwn on October 23, 2009

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT THE FUCK ART!!!! GET RID OF YOUR FUCKING IE AND GET CHROME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO YOU EXPECT DEVS TO KEEP DESIGNING COMPLEX THINGS TO GET IE TO WORK?!?!?!? NO! IE DOESNT EVEN HAVE A FUCKING CANVAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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By Miraj on June 02, 2009

IEs JavaScript engine isnt fast enough... thats why its specialized to chrome, and thats why chrome is the best! =)

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By mitch on July 22, 2009

More like...Tha's why chrome is second best...to Safari

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By Brewtendo on July 23, 2009

GOOGLE CHROME IS WAAY FASTER THAN SAFARI!! AND IS BY FAR THE BEST BROWSER EVER!!! SAFARI IS JUST A BORING STARTER BROWSER FOR APPLE PRODUCTS!! GOOGLE CHROME RULZZ!!!!

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By atomic1fire on July 24, 2009

They both use the same (albiet probably modified) rendering engine,

Webkit.

Safari was available for windows before chrome was even announced, even though it was mostly for developers.

Google Chrome is great,

Safari is great (on mac)

they both were designed to do different things,

Safari was intended as a IE replacement,

Chrome was intended as a way to give every other browser a kick in the pants when it came to JavaScript rendering, because Google doesn't like limits.

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By Russell on July 24, 2009

Google Chrome and Safari use different JavaScript engines. Chrome's JavaScript engine is vastly superior.

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By Jason on August 04, 2010

Thank you for this tidbit of sanity in an otherwise worthless argument :) Keeps me from going rage.

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By Reid on August 14, 2009

Chrome is alwase the best cause it is so super fast

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By Personn on May 23, 2009

This is really cool, nice work :)

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By dave on May 09, 2009

this is cool. It can be used as model preview for webs

nice n well done!

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By kate on April 27, 2009

can this be saved nd used as screen saver? hehehehehe

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By fuck me now or else shit on April 25, 2009

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By h on April 25, 2009

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By g on April 25, 2009

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By dd on April 25, 2009

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By bullshit fucking bitch on April 25, 2009

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By poopa on April 25, 2009

fuck bull shit comes out my bum

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By Fuck on April 25, 2009

oh fuck shit piss

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By gg on April 25, 2009

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By nbn on April 25, 2009

oh shit

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By mike hernan on April 20, 2009

satoshi- your effort here has opened the creative arts to dimensions that remove any limitation on what can be achieved - your work indicates a very deep sense of the forms of magic and magicians; as an exhibit of artistic expression the hard work and talent you manifest in your demonstration here is cleverly disguised as an obvious work of magic. Bravo- Satoshi - Bravo.

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By hi on April 25, 2009

hi

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By Eric on April 16, 2009

Wow. Miku's there. Nice.

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By hersu on April 11, 2009

using chrome: fine, very nice

asli keren tenan...

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By kraja on April 06, 2009

super

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By lubanks on March 26, 2009

dis is cool...

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By flocker on March 25, 2009

Tried on flock 1.2.7, nothing was displayed.

But it ran perfectly in Firefox 3 Nightly build (3.6a1pre)

Good job

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By kelly on March 24, 2009

Mirror finish in demo 3 had me saying OOOO WOW. Liked it!

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By zammbi on March 23, 2009

Very cool! I haven't seen 3d like this in Javascript...

Works fast and great looking.

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By blinds on March 22, 2009

Awsome!!!! best JS3D I've evr seen!

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By Yuriy Shefer on March 21, 2009

Demo 2 is very laggy on Safari 4, but works.

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By absorbb on March 20, 2009

awesome. i'm shocked!

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By Garrett on March 20, 2009

Works great in the most recent Dev release. Great work!

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By m on March 20, 2009

on Google Chrome 2.0 works only demo 1 :-(

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By ar on April 16, 2009

Yeah. I have the same problem. Only demo 1 works, and I am using the latest Chrome beta. Wonder what's wrong?

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By Aaron on March 20, 2009

All work fine for me on Chrome.

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By Michael on April 02, 2009

Yah. Works perfectly.

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By Google on April 25, 2009

If you are having problems try Chrome 3.0 (alpha)

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By Dave on March 20, 2009

There is perspective correction issue (in demo 3) and z-buffer flickering (in demo 2) but anyway it's awesome

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By Satoshi Ueyama on April 28, 2009

THESE ISSUES HAVE BEEN FIXED NOW!

Satoshi Ueyama

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By Mr.doob on March 20, 2009

FTW!

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