Kiss3D

Runs identically on native platforms and web browsers without code changes, thanks to the async API and #[kiss3d::main] macro that automates platform integration.

Opens a window with a default arc-ball camera and point light immediately, reducing boilerplate to a few lines of code for basic 3D rendering.

Change colors, textures, and transforms of geometric shapes like cubes and spheres with simple method calls, as demonstrated in the example rotating cube.

Supports creating simple post-processing effects for visual enhancement without requiring low-level shader code, easing entry into graphics programming.