This is a project made in rust using winit and softbuffer. The entirety of rendering code is written from scratch (unfortunately that also means it renders on the CPU, but at this scale rendering is not a bottleneck)
I have tried to make the code fairly modular, so you should be able to relatively easily adapt what it renders (that said if I didn't create a way to load meshes so you will have to hard code in vertices like I did)
You can get both Windows and Linux executables, as well as the compiled web assembly in the Releases section. Keep in mind they may be outdated.
You can also try the web version here: https://mhanak.net/christmas
To run the native desktop version run
cargo run --releaseFeeling fancy? why not put that tree on the interwebs? To compile it to web assembly run:
wasm-pack build --target webthis will create the pkg folder, where your .wasm is stored. you can use it together with index.html and index.css throught a web server. for example:
python3 -m http.serverIt operates on similar principles to how 3D graphics is normally rendered. I have vertices, of which positions i multiply by the approperate martices (in my case they are 3-dimensional not 4) and project them onto the screen. Then instead of triangles i draw lines and circles. Other than that it is a glorified particle system
The web version is kind of broken on IOS, because of the way Safari handles HTML Canvas scaling, and for some reason it doesn't trigger touch events. Nonetheless, it will still work, it will just be a blurry mess.