Babylon.js demo virtual clothing tester
Babylon.js demo virtual clothing tester, by Jorge Gascon Perez
Preview Video:
This little demo, done entirely in Babylon.js, simulates a virtual clothing tester. Shows how to make a simple Babylon.js app in which is very easy to change the dress of a model.
The model was entirely made in Blender (modelling + texturing), and exported to gltf, that is the native format of Babylon.js.
Live Demo:
Click here
or in the image below (it takes some seconds to load).
Instructions:
- In the demo, click on a part of the woman (head, chest, arms, skirt) and it will be selected, click it again to deselect it.
- Drag one of the images below to the selected parts model, they will be re-dressed.
- For comments and questions, please contact me to the email address of below.
See you in the next post!
About Jorge Gascon Perez:
Jorge Gascon Perez is a software engineer and 3D modeller who works as remote programmer in projects related with 3D Web, WebGL, cloud computing, high escalability, 3D graphics, Virtual Reality and video games.
- I had the privilege of publish some papers in Siggraph SCA international conference. Please visit my Publications web page for more details.
- Designer and Founder of Mus 3D, game of reference of Mus, a popular Spanish game of cards (77K monthly users and increasing).
- He is a developer that employes cutting-edge approaches of high scalability and performance, like Data Oriented Architecture (DOA) , employed in VFX suites, like SideFx's Houdini.
- Jorge has worked speeding-up processes and pipelines, also in feature-film studios, like Wonder Park, for Paramount Pictures.
- He also is an expert in Web technologies, as HTTP & Websockets Protocols, HTML5, CSS and Javascript.
Contact Email: jorge.gascon.perez[at]gmail.com
Jorge Gascon Perez