Getting Started
We begin by creating a new project in the 3DE Code Editor. We use the 3D starter project (with Physics) template and call it River Rafter.
At the top of our code, letâs pull in some code collections that are going to help us out.
| â | <body></body> |
| â | <script src=â"/three.js"â></script> |
| â | <script src=â"/physi.js"â></script> |
| » | <script src=â"/controls/OrbitControls.js"â></script> |
| » | <script src=â"/scoreboard.js"â></script> |
| » | <script src=â"/noise.js"â></script> |
The orbit controls, which we used in Chapter 12, âWorking with Lights and Materialsâ, will let us look around the world that weâll build. We know the scoreboard code well by now. The noise code is new. It will let us do some pretty wild stuff to ...
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