Canvas Tutorials
Tutorials explain how to use the HTML canvas element in order to achieve a certain effect. Tutorials are grouped in to 3 skill levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced.
- Intermediate (12)
- Advanced (6)
- Beginner (4)
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Getting Started with Three.js
Want to get started with Mr. doob’s 3D library Three.js? Paul Lewis has created this great tutorial which will help you do just that.
In this tutorial, Paul covers the basics of three.js including setting a scene; making a mesh and adding materials and lights. If you want to get started with three.js, now’s your chance!
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Get Started With WebGL: Draw a Square
A first step in to WebGL!
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5 Performance Tips For Your HTML5 Games
Make your games perform better
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Accelerated Game Programming
Get started with game programming in canvas
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Simple Game Physics
Get started with game creation.
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Procedural Drawing in Canvas
Learn how to make awesome procedural patterns in canvas with this tutorial
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Create a Drawing Application
Build your own drawing application.
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Dot To Dot
Join the dots to reveal the picture, then learn how to make one yourself!
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Creating an RSS Icon
Quarter circles, gradients and rounded rectangles
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WebGL Cheat Sheet
A handy cheatsheet for WebGL
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Snake
Avoid your tail while eating the tasty green dots.
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Canvas Waves
Wave back.
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Dive into HTML5 Canvas
No running please.
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Sandy haXe 3D
Sandy haXe – making 3D on canvas easy?
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Game Development Tutorials
Fancy making a game? Using Canvas? You do! Excellent!
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Canvas Tests
Phillip Green has created a useful testing site for canvas showing what is possible in each browser engine. The site contains 672 tests for everything from size to transformations, gradients to shadows. These tests also generate a report chart giving a quick guide for each rendering engine’s support.
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Pseudo 3D Games with RayCasting Part 2
The ever talented Jacob Seidelin has posted part 2 of his tutorial on Pseudo 3D Games with RayCasting; which continues on from what we learnt in part 1 optimising existing code, introducing collision detection and placing enemies.
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Pseudo 3D Games With RayCasting
Following on from yesterdays feature on the Canvascape 3D demo, Jacob Siedelin from Opera has written a tutorial on how you can create your own 3D games with raycasting.
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Manipulating Green Screen Video
Paul Rouget has created a technique to manipulate green screen (chroma-keying) video using JavaScript, the HTML5 video tag and the canvas element.
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Mozilla’s Basic Shapes and Animations Tutorial
A canvas tutorial from the Mozilla Developer Center covering basic usage, creating simple shapes, transformations and basic animations.
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Getting started?
We recommend the following tutorials:
Top ten tutorials
- Breakout
- Simple Game Physics
- Canvas Cheat Sheet
- Dive into HTML5 Canvas
- Pseudo 3D Games with RayCasting Part 2
- Game Development Tutorials
- Pseudo 3D Games With RayCasting
- Canvas Tests
- Creating an RSS Icon
- Mozilla’s Basic Shapes and Animations Tutorial