The strength of Babylon.js is the incredible community it has built up. All contributions are welcome. If you have something you would like to see added, feel free to open a pull request.
The easiest way to get started is to navigate to a file on GitHub, click the edit icon, make your changes, and follow the instructions for submitting a pull request.
Please keep these basic rules in mind:
- All links must have a purpose. This isn't just a collection of every BabylonJS resource on the internet. It's a directory to the most practical uses of Babylon for game development.
- Open Source. Babylon already has a list of great games on their community page. Most of those games are closed-source. Awesome Babylonjs should be helpful for game developers, so open-source content is strongly preferred (if not required).
- No self-promotion. We all want recognition, but this isn't the place for you to show off. Please ask someone else to add your work for you.
- Follow the formatting rules. Try to keep the layout consistent by using
the same text format already in use.
- Demos/projects should use the following format:
[title](link) - description. (link to source code) - Playground examples should use the following format:
descriptive title - <link>.
- Demos/projects should use the following format:
- Keep links in alphabetical order. This greatly helps navigation.
- Only remove what isn't helpful. It is okay to remove projects that are either broken or deprecated by another project or by its author. Whenever possible, favor replacing a broken link with a backup on archive.org over removing it.
- End all descriptions with a period (unless the final word contains a period, like Babylon.js).
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- Make sure your text editor is set to remove trailing whitespace and uses Unix line returns.
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.