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noll

v0.1.9

Published

An environment for computer graphics experiments

Downloads

20

Readme

noll

npm npm version npm downloads

Screen

  • environment for computer graphics experiments
  • easily create prototypes and experiments
  • webpack dev server, ES6 with babel
  • hot module replacement
  • implement experiments only with an initialize and update function
  • neat user interface for controlling your experiments
  • define controls for your parameters
  • support for canvas, threejs, glsl and many more

Getting started

The easiest way to get started is to clone the noll-starter repository.

git clone https://github.com/malte-wessel/noll-starter.git
cd noll-starter
npm install
npm start

Why?

Work in progress

How it works

Work in progress

Features

Work in progress

Development server

Work in progress

  • Webpack dev server
  • ES6 with babel
  • Hot module replacement
  • Support for glsl, importing shaders

Define controls

Work in progress

  • Text control
  • Number control
  • Boolean control
  • Select control
  • Color control

Starter packs

Work in progress

  • 2D
  • Three.js
  • stackgl