Code: Moving Avatars
This is the moving-avatar code from Chapter 4, âProject: Moving Avatarsâ:
| â | <body></body> |
| â | <script src=â"/three.js"â></script> |
| â | <script> |
| â | â// The "scene" is where stuff in our game will happen:â |
| â | âvarâ scene = ânewâ THREE.Scene(); |
| â | âvarâ flat = {flatShading: âtrueâ}; |
| â | âvarâ light = ânewâ THREE.AmbientLight(â'white'â, 0.8); |
| â | scene.add(light); |
| â | |
| â | â// The "camera" is what sees the stuff:â |
| â | âvarâ aspectRatio = window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight; |
| â | âvarâ camera = ânewâ THREE.PerspectiveCamera(75, aspectRatio, 1, 10000); |
| â | camera.position.z = 500; |
| â | â// scene.add(camera);â |
| â | |
| â | â// The "renderer" draws what the ... |
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