He has a scrumplicious polyhedra-catalogue web site built on his 3-D engine, which also counts as a way better application of the tech.

Jason P., the problem with the gaps between the polygons is a defect in the way browsers implement <canvas>. Old versions of Ghostview will do the same thing with the standard tiger test image if you turn on “antialiasing”. Hopefully we can get this fixed in future <canvas> implementations. Maybe it’s already fixed in 3.

I’ve been working with Anthony on this, and I’ve added color functionality, but one thing we’d like to see fixed is that there are small gaps between the triangles, and I can’t figure out how to fix it because I don’t have enough 3d knowledge. Here’s a link to the updated code:
http://64.169.2.120/deer/easterBunny002Rotated/
(temp URL to my desktop)

Also, collision detection would be great.
The js has been put in it’s own file, as well as some other minor changes, but the rendering engine is the same. It seems to die at about 1000 triangles/model.

Good work on this. It’s really cool, and we’re waiting for updates!

–Jason

- Different colors for different faces or objects
- Control of lines on or off (Or always off)
- Control background color
- Navigation of a space with collision detection
- 2d or 3d vector sprites

I’ve seen some of these things done in the maze/shooter uses of canvas.

Thanks

but please take a look at that : http://canvex.lazyilluminati.com/

cheers