#blend4web

Blend4Web 17.10 Developer Preview is available! We invite everyone to take a look at the new and amazing features of our WebGL framework, Blend4Web. Two months of tireless efforts are now past, and soon we will be ready to offer you the means of creating even more complex and engaging applications. For now, though, feel free to join our testing crew. Simply visit our site, download the framework from the download page (you will need a user account), and then you will be ready to examine brand new options. And be sure that we do indeed value your opinion! What’s new:

The second article on creating Blend4Web materials is here!

This time, the author talks about working with reflections and uses two more materials from our library, copper and chromed steel, as examples. The lesson is concluded with a video showing step-by-step process of creating a realistic-looking material.

Would you like to know how we created high-quality materials from our library?

Today, we announce a series of articles about the secrets of making amazing materials of every possible type. And the first one of them is already here:

How do you measure popularity? There are, of course, many approaches for it, but when it comes to software, the best one would probably be evaluating user activity. As of late, many Blend4Web tutorials have been emerging, and we simply don’t have time to write about every one of them. So here are some of the most fresh and most interesting Blend4Web lessons that you can find on the Internet. They come in different languages, from different countries and with different levels of proficiency, yet they all have something in common: their authors love Blend4Web engine and want to share their knowledge of it with the world.

The basics of Blend4Web – getting your models online: https://youtu.be/Dtmzyv-sTvs

BLEND4WEB Y JAVASCRIPT: https://youtu.be/klU9WXN_c6Q

Make an Interactive 3D Toy Train Simulation: https://youtu.be/Oqro1lNuklI

A collection of 3D presentations made for the official PyeongChang Winter Olympics website has been added to our portfolio. You can find a number of links, a demo video and a thorough description on the dedicated page.

If you are interested in using Blend4Web with Node,js libraries, you may want to take a look at these two tutorials by Ian Scott. The author explains in great detail every step of preparing the software you’ll need for developing your projects.

How to install Blend4Web from NPM repository and how to use it for application development: a step-by-step guide by one of our developers. This article is aimed mainly at beginner users, but can be useful for everyone.