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Babylon.js repository documentation: install, usage example, Node requirements and licence file
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for web 3D developers on what the Babylon.js readme and licence file say about npm and CDN installation, a basic scene example, development requirements and the Apache licence file. It was read from three archived files at one commit and nothing was installed or run.
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Babylon.js repository documentation: install, usage example, Node requirements and licence file
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A documentary note for web 3D developers on what the Babylon.js readme and licence file say about npm and CDN installation, a basic scene example, development requirements and the Apache licence file. It was read from three archived files at one commit and nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The readme warns against using the CDN in production; the npm route is the documented alternative.
- The readme's Node and npm minimums apply to developing the repository, not to the runtime of the published libraries.
- Assets, sample scenes and third-party material may carry other terms than the engine code.
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