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gl-material-demo

v1.0.1

Published

demo your 3d materials!

Downloads

4

Readme

gl-material-demo

NPM version experimental js-standard-style

Demo your 3d materials!

This module will render an object with a specified material. The material must conform to the format specified in gl-material, which defines a material as a fragment shader and a list of variable style parameters. The demo will automatically create sliders that let you experiment with changing all the material's parameters.

live demo for gl-lambert-material

install

Add to your project with

npm install gl-material-demo

example

var material = require('gl-normal-material')
var demo = require('gl-material-demo')

demo(material)

usage

demo(material, [opts])

Create a demo by providing a material that conforms to the gl-material format.

You can also provide the following optional arguments in opts

  • opts.complex simplicial complex to demo material with, if undefined will use bunny
  • opts.flatten whether to flatten geometry, if undefined will use bunny
  • opts.initial initial style setting, if undefined will be set to true
  • opts.lights array of lights to use in the rendered scene, if undefined will use a single point light
  • opts.canvas existing canvas element to use, if undefined will create one
  • opts.root DOM element to append created canvas to, if undefined will append to document.body