Babylon.js is a powerful, beautiful, simple, and open game and rendering engine packed into a friendly JavaScript framework.
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Strip block comments or line comments from JavaScript code.
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Fuzz testing JavaScript parsers and suchlike programs.
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Build React Native applications with the power of Babylon Native
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Multiplayer BabylonJS game with Server and Client-Side physics engine synchronization
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The simplest tool to parse/transform/generate code on ast
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mustache
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jscodeshift
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htmlparser
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babel-traverse
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astquery
easyast
asttool
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A blazingly-fast replacement for Apple Dictionaries, Babylon, StarDict, etc. 📖 🚀
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[WIP] The missing Atom autocompletion support for modern javascript
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My personal goldendict-dictionaries collection
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Electron gun and microscope 3d simulation written on top of Babylon.js
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Oct 13, 2019 - JavaScript
A simple experimental config format in json style but with comments and some random cool features
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Jul 25, 2017 - Java
3D Tetris created with Babylon.js
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Vertex array record and binding are using index buffer https://github.com/BabylonJS/Babylon.js/blob/a6f95436b9e6e8483997211e8fa405db3121f104/src/Engines/nativeEngine.ts#L372
As Gary said:
'Technically speaking, a VAO (at least for WebGL) doesn't include the index buffer. Maybe we should separate these into separate functions like it is in WebGL.'
More over, bindBuffers destroys and recreate a n