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AudioMotion Analyzer + Babylon JS

Babylon.js (https://www.babylonjs.com/) is one of the most powerful, beautiful and simple 3D Web rendering engines in the world.

AudioMotion Analyzer (https://audiomotion.dev/#/) is a high-resolution real-time audio spectrum analyzer built upon Web Audio and Canvas JavaScript APIs.

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AudioMotion Demos

https://audiomotion.dev/demo/

Options

https://audiomotion.dev/#/?id=options-object and further

Current State

AudioMotion canvas is drawn as Dynamic Texture inside 3D Babylon scene. That's all for the moment :)

BabylonJs + vite Boilerplate

Description

This is a BabylonJS + vite minimal boilerplate for development and production to work with typescript. It starts faster than webpack and allow debugging from vscode.

instructions

  • clone or download the repo
  • npm install
  • For development: npm run dev
  • For production: npm run build then to preview what was built npm run preview

Development mode and debugging

First npm run dev Then in vscode press F5, otherwise just open a browser at http://localhost:3000/

Live Demo

You can see this repository live here: https://babylonjs-vite-boilerplate.vercel.app/

Production build

First npm run build A dist folder is created and contains the distribution. You can npm run preview it on your development machine. Production preview runs at http://localhost:5000/ . The terminal will display external URLs if you want to test from a phone or tablet.

File Structure

/index.html

This file is used as a template by vite to create the actual index.html that will be served to the client.

/public

This folder contains your html asset. The files in this folder are served by the test webserver as root files.

/src

This is where you should place all your application code.

/src/main.ts

This is the entry point of the app.

/src/AppOne.ts

A sample app that copy the code from the babylon.js playground.

Thank you!

Thank you for using it, feel free to contribute in any way you can/want, just keep in mind that this should stay as a very mimimalistic boilerplate. If you'd like to add complexity just fork it and let me know when you're done, so that I might reference it here in case someone comes looking for a more opinionated environment.

Enjoy!