Topic Brief: In this video we continue developing the 3D picking demo into something that allows us to move a selected object using the ... For anyone wondering, I used GLSL for the lights, then a "mesh" system for the
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In this video we continue developing the 3D picking demo into something that allows us to move a selected object using the ... For anyone wondering, I used GLSL for the lights, then a "mesh" system for the An awesome 100% working example with source code available from my website.
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- In this video we continue developing the 3D picking demo into something that allows us to move a selected object using the ...
- For anyone wondering, I used GLSL for the lights, then a "mesh" system for the
- An awesome 100% working example with source code available from my website.
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