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Physics-based 3D cloth using Three.js and Cannon.js

Learn how to create a physics-based 3D cloth with Cannon.js and Three.js and use simplex noise to create a wind effect. By Arno Di Nunzio

Physics-based 3D cloth with cannon.js and three.js

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Installation

Run this command in the terminal

npm install

Compile the code

npm run build

Compile the code with a local server

npm run watch

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