Paint a Ball [Javascript]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Javascript Members People Posted on:

Created by Andreas Gysin, the following is a canvas version of the 2006 program which was written in lingo. The first version resulted in more than 4000 balls between 2006 and 2007 and now it's your chance to contribute using the new three.js javascript 3d engine version.

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