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Recently, I started thinking about whether it is possible to export a three.js application to unreal engine? Theoretically, this is possible, especially since cesium somehow managed to make its own port. But they work directly with webgl... and theoretically, three.js itself is nothing more than just an interface for communicating with a video card.
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Recently, I started thinking about whether it is possible to export a three.js application to unreal engine? Theoretically, this is possible, especially since cesium somehow managed to make its own port. But they work directly with webgl... and theoretically, three.js itself is nothing more than just an interface for communicating with a video card.
Materials that I managed to find on the topic:
https://github.com/assiprinz/threejs-unreal-post
https://www.reddit.com/r/threejs/comments/uxcaqj/threejs_unrealengine/
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