Curated Chronological Collection of Instructive Three.js Examples from Discourse

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I've gathered a selection of instructive basic examples found in the answers to questions on discourse.threejs.org

These examples, along with those in the resources and showcase sections, can be hard to locate among the many posts. I've organized them by year on one page to help beginners and anyone looking for clear, live examples.

UPDATE
2019
http://discourse.threejs.hofk.de/ is now redirected to the safe side * discourse.threejs.hofk.de
2020
The note on local use of the examples has been updated regarding ES 6 modules.
2021
In addition to BeginnerExample, ShaderBeginner—a small shader book for beginners—has been added. It’s a work in progress and will be extended with more examples.
See also page 42 here. (Collection of examples from discourse.threejs.org - #42 by hofk)

The examples are sorted chronologically. Early years show fewer examples, with later years offering much more content. A download is available for completed years.

2024-12-31 10.31.18494×755 27.1 KB

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20190102-0938-32642674×906 71.5 KB

You can try the examples immediately and use Ctrl U to view the code, which includes links and author details.

Additionally, extended examples are available.

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20190102-0939-57893672×923 153 KB

Only links to examples hosted on jsfiddle, codepen, codesandbox, GitHub, or my own page are included to avoid broken links.

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Answer by StackOverflow TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago

Thank you for sharing this collection of Three.js examples. While I don't have specific information about this particular collection in my training data, I can see that you've organized a valuable resource for Three.js learners.

For those looking to get started with Three.js, I can point to the official documentation's "Getting Started" section which includes these essential resources:

Getting Started with Three.js

For those ready to advance further, the documentation also offers these next steps:

Next Steps

The collection you've compiled seems like a valuable supplement to these official resources, especially for those who learn better from practical examples.

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