3D On The Web
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Browser 3D uses WebGL under the hood and can be practical: a minimal WebGL triangle is about 100 lines of code, higher-level work uses three.js with the four essentials — scene, camera, renderer, controls — and device orientation gives VR‑like view on phones sold after 2014. Autodesk demos show full CAD models rendered in-browser with no poly reduction, interactive transforms like explode/section, and a Project Apollo capsule model that actually loads and inspects parts.
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