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Cannon.js

Cannon.js

A lightweight, open-source 3D physics engine written in pure JavaScript for web applications, featuring iterative constraint solving.

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Websiteschteppe.github.io
Published date2025/10/25

Categories

JavaScript/TypeScript
Frontend
Visualization

Tags

Animation
Animations
HTML
Components
Javascript
Open Source
TypeScript
Open Source

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Cannon.js: 3D Physics Engine for the Web

Cannon.js is a powerful yet lightweight 3D physics engine designed specifically for web applications. Built from the ground up in pure JavaScript, it offers developers a robust solution for implementing realistic physics simulations in web-based 3D environments.

Key Features

Lightweight Implementation: Smaller file size compared to ported physics engines
Pure JavaScript: 100% native JavaScript implementation, no ports or translations
Advanced Physics Solver: Uses iterative Gauss-Seidel solver for constraint resolution
SPOOK Stepper: Implements the SPOOK stepper for accurate physics calculations
Three.js Integration: Designed to work seamlessly with Three.js for 3D rendering

Use Cases

Web-based games requiring physics simulation
Interactive 3D web applications
Educational simulations and demonstrations
Virtual physics experiments
Real-time physics-based animations

Perfect for developers looking to add realistic physics behavior to their web projects without the overhead of heavier physics engines.