This project demonstrates continuous animation of not only primitive (cube, sphere), but also more complex, imported 3D objects using the WebGL2 framework. The code is written in JavaScript, except for the shader handling, which is written in GLSL (GL Shader Language, essentially C/C++ code). The objects are set up in a more sophisticated manner than in the other webgl2-repositories, as here they form a hierarchy of 4 levels, where at each level, an independent continuous animation is executed.
In this project, no interaction with the scene is foreseen (e.g., using a keyboard).
If you decide to download and give this project a run, you will need a local server to do so. The easiest way to get and run one, is to use NodeJS's http-server module. This module works well and fast regardless of the underlying OS. If you are not familiar with how to install and initialize the http-server, this short article may help.
After you've installed the http-server, navigate to this (root) folder of the project, open a cmd terminal and run http-server. The IP address and the port where the server is running and accessible will be displayed next. You can then simply access the application in your favorite browser at http://localhost:8080 (or http://<someIP>:<somePort>, based on the output you got after starting the server).
The result should look something like this:
For more usage details, as well as more information on the project structure and content, please refer to the details.txt file.