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if i made my app like this how can i upload it to GitHub?

Thank you thank you thank you!!! Thank you so much for explaining it so well, also your video and everything is so professional and so good for me as a beginner to dive in :) I still need to figure out vite and haven’t found anything for a noob like me hahaha

Yesss! Some R3F stuff :D Can't wait to see more advanced content coming from your end. This was so well done.

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Very cool!

I like ThreeJs , but when I saw that it was a light saber, I thought just to see it in case it was useful for something real or play with my portfolio, but wow , I was really surprised, the work behind this video, the editing, the audio, the quality and way to explain everything step by step, is amazing , I really appreciate the effort you put into this, I want to try how is the performance on the web so I can integrate these things in projects and give them life, keep it up, a hug and happy new year!

wow, looks very entertaining

Hey Dan. Thank you so so much for the shout-out my friend 🤩🤩🤩. It was a pleasure to help. The tutorial is amazing 👏🏻. Congratulations ✨️

great!!!!

Great tutorial Dan Hope to see more react three fiber tutorial

Thanks for sharing

Cool idea!

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Great one

this is exacty what i dreamt of. Great job.

what programmig language / engine or tools do u use to make this game?

how to use a url from external server as a glb file as it is giving cors error

很好的教程

Love your content! Do you offer any courses on ThreeJS?

Thank you very much for the tutorial and the git example! Helped me a lot!

I would love to see more content like this to learn how to integrate the models into my website, thank you, I subscribe.

really good video. I feel that there was a World object where everything sits on top of that and then in the constructor have path finder set up, to be use and reused by it's children. In this case, the base player and gameobject objects would suffice. Anyway, just my thoughts

It is very interesting the project, I will start to do it, your channel with ThreeJs stuff is amazing, I hope to see more material like this to learn, a hug !

Thank you, Three Js is very entertaining, I'm already thinking about adding it to my web sites.

Thank you, I've been wanting to learn Three.js and Gsap for a while, I leave a sub and like, a hug!

Awesome video! I managed to get biomes generating from 3 main layers of noise: elevation, temperature, and precipitation. Elevation determines the surface height and switches between ocean, coast, and land biomes. This is close to what you have, but I brought the elevation into the biome calculation so that oceans have their own biomes. And temperature and precipitation switched between hot and cold biomes and wet and dry biomes. I had to do research into how biomes work IRL, but managed to build a map for a few biomes. It's similar to how you have temperature vs humidity, but you seemed to abandon humidity due to how harsh the biome transitions were. I think the main issue with your approach is that you dont have a lot of biomes to choose from. With more biomes, the transitions are more gradual. I implemented tundra, taiga, grasslands, desert, savanna, temperate forest, tropical forest, and tropical rainforests, and the transitions between them seem much more gradual. You have to go through a few biomes to go from tundra to tropical rainforests. That, and I also drastically increased the scale of the noise so that biomes are much bigger and take time to traverse.

One more this week. Fantastic! Keep going with these, they are really interesting. It will be great to see more detail developed into a proper game.

Great video! One thing came into my mind is that Three.js has a distanceTo function for Vector3s, you don't have to clone and subtract them.

Hi Dan, thanks for making another episode of this great series, the game is moving along nicely! At around 31:00 when you're implementing onDestroy, shouldn't you only call onDestroy if the GameObject is actually killed?

Thanks Dan. Great videos. I would like to see the raycasting refactoring into utilits stuff you mentioned make it into this project. You mentioned it solved a lot of the issues with having to pass world and camera stuff down everywhere so I think it'd be worthwhile. Either way, graphics overhaul sounds cool too.

I actually thought the game would end up like the video thumbnail.

I'm only getting 60 fps, any reason why?

I like the trees being destructible. I'm a big sucker for the immersive sim features in games, where objects on the screen have properties like HP, weight and other traits. Like what if you could pick up the rocks and throw them at people? :p

This is the series from your channel that makes me come back

Thank you, how interesting is this going, how should it look like at the end of this journey?

Greetings, will you add modal windows to collisions or cell phone support? Or in the future that they can move freely around the map and collide with trees or rocks? When I get more advanced I plan to follow your complete tutorial.

Great work!

Hello, I loved the project and the others you have, are super entertaining, you plan to do more projects like this? or as Minecraft? I like the interaction that has the web with 3d models and your work is excellent, it is appreciated.