This is the Christmas scene that I have created for 2020. This version passes in a name via the URL.
Many thanks to the creators of the 3D models:
Tree - Aya Kawa - (https://poly.google.com/view/5Wb8VjhKy5T)
Snowmen - Alex "Saffy" Safayan - (https://poly.google.com/view/0DiDQUcuv1d)
Candy Canes - Poly By Google - (https://poly.google.com/view/7DbOKA1uXfK)
Present 1 - Aaron Clifford - (https://poly.google.com/view/8wyQNiCKMBP)
Present 2 - Aaron Clifford - (https://poly.google.com/view/fTQnwgjpcuv)
I wanted to create virtual Christmas cards for friends, so I used the general version I had made (https://github.com/cBridges851/Christmas-2020) and made some adjustments so I could put the person's name in the URL and this would be outputted instead of the word "everyone".
This uses A-Frame, a framework that is used to create web VR scenes. This was created inside a HTML file. This project also uses JavaScript to find the name in the URL and output it on the banner to replace the word "everyone".
- This project is really easy to install if you wish to do so:
- Clone this repository
https://github.com/cBridges851/Christmas-2020-Parameters.git
- Navigate to the files you wish to view. The HTML file where the A-Frame code is in the root folder.
- If you don't wish to download this onto your computer, you can simply view it here: https://cbridges851.github.io/Christmas-2020-Parameters/
- If you do have this on your computer, you can open index.html in your text editor and open it on a live server.
- To change the name on the scene, change the value after
name=
in the URL. - This is what the scene looks like:
This project uses the GPL-3.0 License