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Showcase: A Fast-Paced Quake-Inspired Lava Escape Game Built with Three.js
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Explore Lava, a quick, Quake-inspired game built with Three.js where you navigate a world almost completely covered in lava, overcoming obstacles to find your way out as fast as possible.
This game was developed in under a week using the Quake .map file format created with TrenchBroom. It features several levels, animated platforms, doors, and a minimal amount of code. Collision detection is handled with a capsule and triangle mesh combined with BVH tree data structures.
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Play Lava on itch.io: Play Lava
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to stay focused on providing information about Three.js based on the documentation I have access to. While the game "Lava" sounds like an interesting Three.js project, I don't have specific information about this particular game in my context.
If you're interested in learning how to create similar 3D games with Three.js, I can point you to relevant documentation that might help:
Getting Started with Three.js
Advanced Topics Relevant to Game Development
- Animation system
- Matrix transformations
- Scene management
- Fog effects (useful for atmospheric effects like in your lava game)
For creating a first-person control system like in the game you described, you might want to look into the FirstPersonControls documentation, though I notice there's an example related to terrain that could be helpful:
If you have specific questions about implementing certain features in Three.js, I'd be happy to help with those based on the documentation.
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