I Gave WebGL Free Will. It's not Happy.
So I made a grandfather clock out of webGL three.js grandfathers. In this video I go through the process of building it in Blender and WebGL Three.js and then giving the 3D models... free will.
I came up with this brilliant idea in the previous video, where I build a CSS clock that is a… lifeform. This time I’m making an idiot out of myself (what’s new) by trying to build a three.js clock with digital alive people.
By the way, since some of you complained about me doing some code bits with AI in the last video, this time I coded everything myself. (how brave).
I did have to steal a grandfather though.
Don’t judge me too harshly.
I don’t have my own.
They’re both dead.
Both.
#threejs #webgl
The cheap grandfather tablet:
https://amzn.to/42CnrV4
The tablet that might work better with WebGL (still reasonable)
https://amzn.to/487hkcB
A great gift for your grandpa!
(those are affiliate links) (Amazon pays me if someone buys something through those) (very little) (still helps) (every little helps)
(a great gift for your grandpa) (did I say that already?)
(don’t you love your grandpa though?)
The Clock:
https://odddirector.github.io/grandfa...
0:00 The Beginning
0:09 Where to Get a Free Grandpa in 2024
0:27 Just no.
0:52 How to make the Grandpa Alive
1:05 How to put the 3D model online
1:18 Things you can do in Three.js are…
1:29 Plan B
1:44 How to make a 3D character assume different poses
2:16 A BIG problem.
2:30 How to modify Mixamo poses
3:06 Never do that! Nightmares guaranteed
3:53 Turning the grandpas into digits
5:30 Adding the poses to the code
6:13 Initial result (no free will)
7:15 Adding Free Will
7:30 The Final Result (with free will)
8:01 Putting it on a Tablet
8:04 Should I do that? Should I?
The code (use it for whatever you like)
https://github.com/odddirector/grandf...
