Cabri 3D Web - release 0.6

Feb 2^th, 2022: This second version of Cabri 3D on the web is available. It can display the following objects:

a quadric

two conics

a cut cube

and can load a lot of .cg3 files too (simply drag a file on it).

New in 0.6 include:

• dynamic behaviour of any displayed objects along the move of free points
• touch compatibility for mobile devices (phones, tablets...)
• more supported objects (including all conics and quadrics such as ellipse, sphere, cones or cylinders)

Hints

• For mouse-like devices (mouse, trackpad...): Free points can move horizontally. They move vertically when pressing the shift-key. Bounded zoom available with mouse-wheel. Panning is available with ctrl/right-click.
  To display cg3 files, drag and drop over the 3D window.
• For touch-enabled devices (phones, tablets...): Free points can move horizontally. They move vertically when pressing a second finger. Bounded zoom available with the pinch-gesture (two fingers get closer or farther). Panning is available with two fingers.

Downloads

Desktop applications are built based on the web-version, they can load and save. They are largely exploratory and not yet signed (thus you need to use authority to force the OS to open the application).

The web version displaying a sample

Desktop App for macOS

Desktop Installer for windows

You can display Cabri 3D within web-pages. See the embed instructions.

Future

See the roadmap.

Credits

Cabri 3D is a product of Cabrilog SAS with developments of Jean-Marie-Laborde, Eric Bainville, François-Régis Degott, Rémi Dessarce and Paul Libbrecht.

It uses the following open-source libraries: Emscripten to run C++ code in Webassembly, Webpack and its file- and css-loaders to package the resources (as well as the webpack-emscripten loader), VueJS and the vue-loader and vue-template compiler to organize in components, chai and webdriverIO to perform tests.