Goo Engine is an open-source 3D engine using HTML5 and WebGL for rendering.

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Browser: add the following to your webpage.

<script src="http://code.gooengine.com/latest/lib/goo.js"></script>

Node.js:

npm install --save goojs

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// var goo = require('goojs'); // (for node.js)

// Create a runner
var gooRunner = new goo.GooRunner();
var world = gooRunner.world;

// Add the canvas to the DOM
document.body.appendChild(gooRunner.renderer.domElement);

// Add a light entity
world.createEntity(new goo.PointLight(), [100, 100, 100]).addToWorld();

// Add a camera entity
world.createEntity(new goo.Camera(), new goo.OrbitCamControlScript({spherical: [5,0,0]})).addToWorld();

// Add a box entity with a rotation script
world.createEntity(new goo.Box(), goo.Material.createMaterial(goo.ShaderLib.simpleLit), function update(entity) {
    entity.setRotation(world.time, world.time, 0);
}).addToWorld();

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Goo Create is a complete 3D authoring platform built on top of the Goo Engine.

npm install
npm install -g grunt-cli
grunt minify

• Run grunt unittest to run all tests using Karma
• Run npm test to test the parts of the engine that are supported in Node.js

Start a web server, e.g. using:

npm install st -g
st --port 8000

And then open:

• Visual tests: http://localhost:8000/visual-test/

To make sure that no incorrectly styled code gets committed, install the pre-commit hook:

grunt init-git

This makes Git check whether all added and modified files pass the style check before allowing a commit.

grunt jsdoc - outputs to out-doc

GooJS uses a custom documentation compiler, modoc; see tools/modoc/README.md for more details.

• Minified and mangled: grunt minify
• Minified: grunt minify-no-mangle
• Concatenated: grunt minify-dev

The Goo Engine is released under the MIT license.