A demonstration of a THREE.js crowd animation scene. You can quickly visualize it here.
A light bulb swings left to right inside a wooden room, and a group of boids are following the bulb, as moths would do. The camera travels around the room with a slow motion when coming closer to the light.
| Left ... | ... and right |
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I decided of the following parameters to modulate the direction of boids (in order of priority)
- Avoid the collision with the light at all costs
- Pursuie the light
- Avoid collisions between boids
- Ensure boids are moving in the same direction
- Ensure boids are flying close enough to eachother
To make it work, download the repo, then use the following process: https://threejs.org/docs/index.html#manual/en/introduction/How-to-run-things-locally
To sum it up, just run a localhost on your machine (I personally use python -m http.server), then go to your localhost on your browser and just admire the result.
If you have any suggestion, do not hesitate and leave a comment or a pull request, I'd be happy to add it to the project.