are any around yet? do i have to make my own? I have an opengl C++ engine... can i port it with ease? ahhh so many questions! Edit: Oh! and IDE????? a good &#106avascript ide? dreamweaver? notepad++??

Why not just use the Unity Web player? All the power of the unity engine, embedded into a web page.

http://unity3d.com/unity/features/deployment

[Edited by - Daaark on April 8, 2010 6:09:22 PM]

unity web player requires download.. webgl doesnt! thats why!

The only one I've looked at is CopperLicht.

I also checked Copperlicht, looks good to me (as Irrlicht User I felt "at home" with the API).

Quote: unity web player requires download.. webgl doesnt! thats why!

Are people really bothered now about downloading a tiny file to play games?

Quote: Original post by Jonny_S

Quote: unity web player requires download.. webgl doesnt! thats why!

Are people really bothered now about downloading a tiny file to play games?

The simple answer is yes. There are various reasons why people are unwilling to download and install plugins.

1) They are at work and have a standardised system on their machine. Installing things without permission could get them into trouble.

2) They dont understand why they are downloading it, and want to err on the side of caution. It might be a virus!

3) The computer they are on does not belong to them.

4) Plain laziness.

5) Their favorite browser is not supported by the plugin.

are any around yet?do i have to make my own?I have an opengl C++ engine... can i port it with ease?ahhh so many questions!Edit: Oh! and IDE????? a good javascript ide? dreamweaver? notepad++??

We like GLGE at the moment, but Three.js looks promising too. I have made a pretty extensive list of WebGL Engines here: http://ffwd.typepad....our-engine.html

Komodo is an excellent IDE, in my opinion.

Best of luck!

Antonio Licon
Senior Software Engineer
Autodesk, Inc.