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New ask Hacker News story: I Built a Browser Flight Simulator Using Three.js and CesiumJS

I Built a Browser Flight Simulator Using Three.js and CesiumJS 4 by dimartarmizi | 1 comments on Hacker News. I’ve been working on a high-performance, web-based flight simulator as a personal project, and I wanted to share a gameplay preview. The main goal of this project is to combine high-fidelity local 3D aircraft rendering with global, real-world terrain data. All running directly in the browser with no installation required. Stack: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Three.js, CesiumJS, Vite. The game currently uses multiple states, including a main menu, spawn point confirmation, and in-game gameplay. You can fly an F-15 fighter jet complete with afterburner and jet flame effects, as well as weapon systems such as a cannon, missiles, and flares. The game features a tactical HUD with inertia effects, full sound effects (engine, environment, and combat), configurable settings, and a simple NPC/AI mechanism that is still under active development. The project is still evolving and will continu...

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