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webgl-tech-particles
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Interactive 3D particle system with technology icons using WebGL and Three.js.
This project is an interactive 3D visualization of technology icons (e.g., JavaScript, Python, React, Docker, etc.) implemented with WebGL and Three.js. Particles representing different technologies move dynamically in a 3D space, connecting with each other based on customizable parameters.
Using npm:
npm i webgl-tech-particles
import {initWebGLTechParticles} from 'webgl-tech-particles';
initWebGLTechParticles('tech-particles');
To apply your custom settings, you need to specify the path to settings.json as the second parameter
in initWebGLTechParticles:
import {initWebGLTechParticles} from 'webgl-tech-particles';
initWebGLTechParticles('tech-particles', 'settings.json');
If you want to use a custom icon set, you need to specify the path to the icon folder in your settings.json:
"iconFolderPath": "icons"
Also in the icon folder you need to create a file iconList.json and specify which icons to load.
Example of iconList.json:
[
"vue.webp",
"react.webp",
"dart.webp",
"rust.webp",
"aws.webp"
]
For correct operation, it is better to upload small icons in png and webp formats.
You can also use this package directly in the browser via CDN without installing it via npm. To do this, include the following script tag in your HTML file:
<script type="module">
import { initWebGLTechParticles } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/webgl-tech-particles@:vesrion/dist/webgl-tech-particles.js';
initWebGLTechParticles('tech-particles', 'settings.json');
</script>
Replace :vesrion with the version you need
Example with basic settings.
You can also export settings from the demo version.
Below is a description of the settings.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
enableRotation | false | Enable/disable sphere rotation |
rotationSpeed | 0.1 | Rotation speed |
showLines | true | Show/hide meshes between particles (icons) |
minDistance | 150 | Minimum distance to create meshes connecting particles |
maxConnections | 20 | Maximum number of connections |
particleVelocity | 0.1 | Velocity of particles |
colorEnabled [] | [true, true, true] | The sphere can have 3 colors for the meshes connecting the particles, this setting allows you to turn on/off certain colors |
availableColors [] | ['#b02727', '#454545','#15154c'] | Available colors for meshes |
enableCameraControls | true | Enable/disable the ability to rotate and resize the sphere |
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
positionZ | 1750 | Initial position of the sphere by Z coordinates |
farPlane | 4000 | The farthest distance that can be obtained by resizing a sphere |
nearPlane | 1 | Minimum distance from the camera at which objects begin to be displayed |
fieldOfView | 45 | Maximum distance from the camera at which objects will still be displayed |
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
minDistance | 1000 | Minimum distance the camera can get to the target (focus point) |
maxDistance | 3000 | Maximum distance the camera can get to the target (focus point) |
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
halfRadius | 400 | Radius value for constructing a sphere |
iconSize | 20 | Icons size |
particlesCount | 500 | Number of particles |
maxParticlesCount | 1000 | Maximum number of particles |
FAQs
Interactive 3D particle system with technology icons using WebGL
The npm package webgl-tech-particles receives a total of 25 weekly downloads. As such, webgl-tech-particles popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that webgl-tech-particles demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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