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This is a vehicle physics simulation built using the PlayCanvas HTML5 game engine. It allows users to control a simulated vehicle using the WASD keys, providing a real-time interactive experience. The simulation leverages PlayCanvas's powerful 3D capabilities and physics engine to deliver a realistic driving experience directly in a web browser.
• HTML5-Based: Runs entirely in web browsers without any plugins or installations. • Real-Time Physics: Accurate vehicle physics simulation, including acceleration, braking, and handling. • WASD Controls: Intuitive keyboard controls for driving the vehicle. • 3D Graphics: High-quality 3D rendering using PlayCanvas's WebGL-based engine. • Customizable: Options to adjust vehicle parameters, terrain, and environmental effects. • Interactive: Real-time interaction with the simulated environment. • User-Friendly: Easy to use and accessible on most modern devices. • Open Source: Available for modification and customization by the community.
Is this simulation compatible with all browsers?
Yes, as it is built using HTML5 and WebGL, it is compatible with most modern web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
Can I customize the vehicle or environment?
Yes, the simulation is highly customizable. You can modify vehicle physics, add new 3D assets, or create custom terrains using PlayCanvas's built-in tools.
Is this simulation open source?
Yes, the project is open source, allowing developers to view, modify, and contribute to the codebase on platforms like GitHub.