Projects sharing features with React Three

Fabric.js is an HTML5 canvas library and interactive vector graphics engine. It provides an object-oriented model for creating, manipulating, and animating 2D shapes and interactive graphics on a web page. The project functions as an SVG to canvas parser, translating SVG data into interactive canvas objects and exporting canvas states back into SVG format. It also serves as a canvas image processing tool for applying filters, gradients, patterns, and brush strokes to visual elements. The library covers programmatic vector manipulation, including the ability to scale, rotate, skew, and group

ammo.js is a JavaScript port of the Bullet physics engine, compiled via Emscripten to provide a high-performance physics library for the browser. It functions as a 3D rigid body engine and an Emscripten compiled library that enables complex physical computations using WebAssembly and JavaScript. The project provides specialized simulation capabilities for soft body physics, modeling the deformation of flexible materials like cloth and rubber, and a vehicle dynamics engine for calculating the mechanics of wheeled vehicles. The simulation surface also covers rigid body dynamics for non-deforma

Lightweight 3d physics engine for javascript

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