This is a port of my OpenGL screen saver GLToy to WebGL. I hope to eventually include a wrapper so it functions as a Mac OS X screen saver just as GLToy did, but for now it is a web page.
No compilation is required; simply serve this directory from a web server (required so that files can be accessed from scripts) and open gltoy.html in a WebGL-supporting browser.
Except as otherwise noted in individual files, all source code and other materials are Copyright © 2011-2012 Kevin Reid, and licensed as follows (the “MIT License”):
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Summary of exceptions (not guaranteed to be up-to-date; please review individual files or containing directories for accurate information):
- The contents of the
deps/subdirectory are third-party code.gl-matrix/is licensed under what the OSI calls the zlib/libpng license.webgl-debug.jsis licensed under “a BSD-style license” (context has been lost for what license that is).webgl-utils.jsis licensed under the BSD 3-clause license.
- Some code is derived from the Learning WebGL Lessons.