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Pure HTML example #33

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arinkverma opened this issue Aug 2, 2018 · 2 comments
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Pure HTML example #33

arinkverma opened this issue Aug 2, 2018 · 2 comments

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@arinkverma
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Hi, can a simple index.html example be made to show how this can be used for a web page please? Maybe a jsfiddle or codepen? I and I'm sure others (starting out with shaders) would love to know how this can be made into an image slideshow, for example. Looking through the code of the examples, it doesn't seem accessible.

Thanks for this wonderful resource. I can't wait to start using it :)

@dreamy5190
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use webpack to package the full example script,then create a html file and embed the packaged .js.
and you must modify the load image function

@audas
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audas commented Oct 4, 2022

Unfortunately there is no example script.

This library would really have benefited from an HTML browser version but there is nothing offered.

Its a strange position to take really since there are just so many avenues where Node is absolutely out of the question in areas of graphics rendering especially on Linux and FFMPEG running in virtual frame buffers etc.

I think its something the creators could easily offer and would be of significant benefit.

For others I would suggest just implementing this through a webgl rendering frame work, Three.js has options and easily accessible outside of Node.

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