3d engine on js + canvas

I once stumbled upon a foreign article about a bright future Canvas and WebGL, and in this article there was a picture with a “3d teapot” drawn using canvas'a, it struck me right well, I realized that I had to do something like that, and did .




By adjusting for JavaScript performance, the z-buffer implemented at the polygon, not the pixel. Everything looks good as long as there is no mutual intersection of model penetration.
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The model is exported directly from 3ds max, via an ASCII Scene Export.



It should work in all good recent browsers. I added “speedometer” or “FPSmometer” or “FPSmeter” to the demo, you understand - at the top right, “current FPS” is determined by the last 10 and renderers, and “average” across all renders from the very beginning of the script, within a few minutes the average value stops oscillating and shows the true value of the speed of the browser.

I have the following balance of power:



ie explorercanvas was used

- the lack of support for the canvas in the ie9 preview grieves me; according to the first impression, jit in it works very well.

What is the future of this technology? Someone sees this as a basis for future online games, someone has a competitor flash, someone has an unnecessary tag in html, what do you think? So far, the only use that I have found is to test the speed of browsers.

PS while WebGL is not used, but I plan to fasten it and compare the results.

UPD1: (browser versions)
Chrome 5.0.375.53 beta
FireFox 3.6.3
Opera 10.51

UPD2: (details)


UPD3: Habraeffekt with a whistle made vps, ... tightened the screws, kicked and he was back in the ranks.

UPD4: Added FF 3.7 Alpha 4 results
(thanks for the results in the comments, but I thought here, if I add them to the summary statistics, it will not reflect the real picture, because the iron is different for everyone - weaker / more powerful)