{"author_name":"svyatozar","cat":"LD #36","comments":[{"author_name":"t4u","time":"August 29, 2016 2:29 pm","epoch":1472498940,"text":"In the future use ready-to-use engines or prepare your engine before the jam.","spam":"N"}],"epoch":1472495280,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"3629","p_author":"svyatozar","p_authorkey":"112502","p_urlkey":"39091","p_title":"3d game engine from scratch","p_cat":"LD #36","p_event":"LD36","p_time":"1472495280","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"1","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"112502","us_name":"svyatozar","us_username":"svyatozar","event_start":"1472169600","event_key":"35","event_name":"LD36"},"text":"

I accidentally stumbled upon Ludum Dare in facebook 6 hours before start, so I had no time to prepare in advance. This i my feeble attempt at writing a first-person point of view 3d game engine basically from scratch using Webgl and a little utility library Twgl, which basically makes loading geometry a bit less verbose and provides bare minimal matrix math, which I had to extend a bit.<\/p>\n

What I didn’t expect at all is the ugly depth test glitch which I still have no idea how to fix. Overall engine development took me so much time that I counld not get to level design part, and had to create just a placeholder minilal map \":-(\"<\/p>\n

Ludum Dare 36<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n