Reactylon is a React-based framework designed to make it easier to build interactive 3D experiences and XR apps using Babylon.js.
Babylon.js is incredibly powerful but working with it directly can get very verbose and imperative. Reactylon abstracts away much of that low-level complexity by letting you define 3D scenes using JSX and React-style components. It covers the basics of Babylon.js and takes care of a lot of the tedious stuff you’d usually have to do manually:
- object creation and disposal
- scene injection
- managing parent-child relationships in the scene graph
- and more...
The documentation includes over 100 interactive sandboxes - you can tweak the code and see the results instantly.
simonedev_•9mo ago
Babylon.js is incredibly powerful but working with it directly can get very verbose and imperative. Reactylon abstracts away much of that low-level complexity by letting you define 3D scenes using JSX and React-style components. It covers the basics of Babylon.js and takes care of a lot of the tedious stuff you’d usually have to do manually:
- object creation and disposal
- scene injection
- managing parent-child relationships in the scene graph
- and more...
The documentation includes over 100 interactive sandboxes - you can tweak the code and see the results instantly.
Feedback and contributions are more than welcome!
GitHub: https://github.com/simonedevit/reactylon