Performance analysis of Unity3D engine in the context of applications run in web browsers
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The aim of the work is the performance analysis of the Unity3D engine in the contex of applications running with a web browser and WebGL technology.. The paper presents literature review was carried out in the scope of creating multimedia applications run in web browsers, graphics engines and WebGL technology . Additionally, technical issues related with converting Unity3D application to WebGL technology are discussed. The research are performed based on computer simulations with five scenes created with Unity3D environment, which include the main capabilities of this engine. Finally, it was presented the results of these studies and the conclusions.
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