SvelteKit and Three.js are powerful tools that can be combined to create impressive 3D graphics and interactive experiences right in your web applications. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the process of integrating Three.js into your SvelteKit project and creating a simple 3D scene.
Prerequisites
Before we begin, make sure you have the following set up:
Setting Up the Project
First, let's create a new SvelteKit project and navigate to its root directory in the terminal:
Next, install the three package, use your preferred package manager:
Types always help,but if not just remove remove the type definitions, and you should be good to go. so let's install the @types/three package as well:
Creating a Basic 3D Scene
In your SvelteKit project, create a new Svelte component, let's call it ThreeScene.svelte:
Running the Project
To run the project, use the following command:
You should see a cube rendered on the page:
rotating cube of how the image will look like in the route Conclusion
In this tutorial, we explored how to integrate Three.js into a SvelteKit project to create a simple 3D scene. This is just the beginning – Three.js offers a wide range of possibilities for creating stunning 3D visuals and interactive experiences in your web applications.
Now that you have a basic understanding of how to get started with Three.js in SvelteKit, feel free to experiment, explore the Three.js documentation, and take your 3D web development skills to the next level!
For more advanced features and optimizations, make sure to dive deeper into both SvelteKit and Three.js documentation.
Happy coding!