A JavaScript library "jThree" that publishes MMD models on the web with 3DCG and makes browsers move angles

MMD (MikuMikuDance) Is displayed on the web page, and a JavaScript library that allows the viewer to freely manipulate the viewpoint is "JThree"is. In order to display the model on the page you can use Chrome · FireFox · Opera on PC with Windows 7 OK. Also, for Mac, Opera seems to be able to operate on the page in the same way.

JavaScript library for creating 3DCG content in jQuery style - jThree
http://www.jthree.jp/


You can tell what kind of things you can actually do on the web page by watching the following movie.

"JThree" allows you to do this on a web page - YouTube


Three demo pages are prepared on the top page of jThree, so this time we will look at the demo of "Senbon Sakura + Kagerou Days Demo (Volume Caution)".


The page loading begins ... ...


When loading is completed, the playback bar is displayed at the bottom of the screen.


During playback it is possible to move the viewpoint freely and how to operate the viewpoint is written on the top of the screen.


So click the play button immediately.


When playback starts, you can enjoy the demonstration on the big screen by clicking "Full screen display" at the upper right of the screen.


As with ordinary MMD animation, camera angle changes every moment ... ...


You can move the viewpoint to your favorite place by mouse operation.


Watching dance up ... ...


You can freely operate the view and view from a distance.


Like a movie, the model continues dancing, and music continues to be played, but since only the viewpoint can be moved freely to his or her favorite places, you can enjoy content from angles you can not usually see.




Also, in the upper left of the pageFPSIs displayed.


Depending on the PC and browser you use, care should be taken as hair will become Bayon like this. Chrome was the first to be able to use it steadily.


The JavaScript library "jThree" can be downloaded from "▼ Download (v1.2 1.0 MB)" on the right middle page of the top page.