Using WebGL and PWA to build an adaptive game for touch, mouse and VR devices
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A small fruit‑slicing game is built with BabylonJS over WebGL 1 and 2, loads glTF models, uses pointer events and repeated raycasts along drawn lines to detect slices, and integrates a physics engine via WebAssembly for believable fruit motion. The app becomes fully playable offline after the first load by storing textures and scenes in service worker + IndexedDB and registers as a PWA that can be packaged for stores; the same codebase runs on touch, mouse and WebVR headsets at the target frame rates.
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