This is a collection of WebGL 2.0 examples for undergraduate computer graphics courses.

Building and running

The examples do not need to be built, but some of them require a server capable of serving static files (WebGL+CORS restrictions). A basic Node.js implementation is available in server.js.

Project structure

The project is structured as follows:

• The root directory contains index.html, the project's front page that lists all examples with links to their respective pages.
• The engine directory contains the engine that the examples are built with.
• The lib directory holds the libraries. We use libraries when something is too tedious or prone to error if written by hand or out of the scope of this project.
• The models directory contains models and their respective textures that are used in multiple examples.
• Finally, the examples directory contains a folder for every example. Each example holds at least a .html and a .js file as an entry point, potentially along with other support files associated with the example.