Three.js lets you create 3D scenes right in a web browser. You can build interactive worlds, animations, and visualizations using JavaScript. This skill covers the basics like setting up a scene, camera, and renderer.
Your 3D objects are placed in a scene. A camera defines what you see. The renderer draws everything on the screen. You can add lights, move objects, and create smooth animations. Understanding these core parts is the first step to making anything in Three.js.
Developers and designers use Three.js for games, product previews, data visualizations, and more. This skill teaches you how to start with simple shapes and gradually build complex scenes.
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