Three.js is just a rendering engine -- it wouldn't allow you to create something like this anyway.
Also, I don't believe that the bubble toy is related to their physics engine; it seems like a different type of physics. The engine is focused on 3D collisions, joints, springs, etc., whereas the bubble toy is simulating thin films.
I wish there was source code for the bubble toy so we could see how it works!
Also, I don't believe that the bubble toy is related to their physics engine; it seems like a different type of physics. The engine is focused on 3D collisions, joints, springs, etc., whereas the bubble toy is simulating thin films.
I wish there was source code for the bubble toy so we could see how it works!