How to run panda3d in browser

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It is possible, but it is experimental, and requires you to build Panda3D from source code, and requires a bit of expertise with C code. See:

Panda3D WebGL Port!

Someone asked me about this possibility yesterday. So I tried it while I had some time left waiting for the 1.9 builds to finish. It surprisingly only took me a few hours to compile Panda3D to JavaScript using emscripten and create a WebGL back-end (based on our existing GLES2 back-end). So, here’s pview for you to try out: rdb.name/panda3d-webgl/pview.html (triangle) rdb.name/panda3d-webgl/pview-panda.html (animated panda) rdb.name/panda3d-webgl/simple_fps.html (FPS demo, with fancy cn04+…

We aim to make this process easier in the future.