From JavaScript to 3D Printing: A Stroll through the Gardens of Babylon
summary
A presenter describes making 3D printing accessible by bridging web 3D tools and CAD: using BabylonJS (and similar libraries like ThreeJS) plus a custom library created for an educational project called Kody to generate STL output and printable punch-card-style files. The talk covers how a 3D printer works, the STL format, and how to produce printable models from JavaScript code in a few lines.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:20Codi Codi project
- 10:043D printing basics
- 15:293D engine history
- 17:42Three.js vs Babylon.js
- 20:08Babylon.js scene
- 21:52Map modeling and CSG
- 24:21STL export tests
- 25:25Why Babylon.js
- 28:17Q&A
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