Skinnable avatar player model for voxel games
This module is similar to @maxogden's minecraft-skin, but instead of using three.js, it uses gl-modules. Returns a gl-vao object containing the vertices and UV coordinates for the player model, for use with the provided vertex and fragment shaders.
For an example, run npm start or check out the live demo.
Try dragging a skin image file from your hard disk onto the demo to change the textures.
The included example uses @substack's skin:
Here's how the avatar looks when using changing it to 
, @maxogden skin:
Or the classic "Steve" skin from Minecraft (not included):
Currently supported:
(Minecraft is property of Mojang Specifications).
mat4 projectionMatrix, modelViewMatrix: the usual transformation matricessampler2D skin: skin texture, should be in one of the above supported formats (for example from a gl-texture2d)float rArmRotateX: right arm rotation X (radians)float lArmRotateX: left arm rotation X (radians)float rLegRotateX: right leg rotation X (radians)float lLegRotateX: left leg rotation X (radians)Example of setting the rotation uniforms:
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skinned avatar player model for voxel games
The npm package avatar receives a total of 108 weekly downloads. As such, avatar popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that avatar demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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