#gltf

We modified a VoxEdit template to create a Triceratops. We then turned it into a sphere. The number of units is too high, making loading a bit slow.

We converted the voxel we made earlier into a sphere. The eyes were added later.

We've also updated the GLTF Viewer List, so please check that out too.

I used cannon-es.js as the physics engine to simulate the falling collapse of NORIMAKINEKO rendered as spherons. Collapse and reset are possible with the button in the lower right.

In its original state, the computational load is too high, resulting in a significantly low frame rate even on PCs.

Norimaki are made by laying a sheet of nori on a bamboo rolling mat, spreading a layer of rice on top, and adding fillings. The whole thing is then rolled up with the mat. And sliced.

We have published content created with VoxEdit on 'How to Make Sushi Rolls'. We used three-bvh-csg to cut the rolled sushi. Thanks to gkjonson.

We used a VoxEdit template to Spheronize an animated human model.

We have updated the content I recently created to display a large number of trees using WebGL. I have added shading to the trees and enabled drop shadows, but the frame rate has dropped slightly on low-spec devices. This is what we call a trade-off situation.

See the actual site.

We have created a demo that renders a large number of objects in WebGL. 169,740 trees are generated and placed with InstanceGeometry. The rendering is fast enough for smartphones. See the actual site.