We have plenty of ideas of what we want to make, or effects we want to re-create. But making them, and making them run fast enough, is a whole other story and a whole other frustration.

Whether it is a swarm of flying birds, millions of trees and grass-blades, or complex GPGPU simulations, these effects take a lot of resources from your computer and they require a swarm of different techniques.

While ThreeJS keeps WebGL relatively simple, there’s so many techniques and also an incredible range of optimizations techniques for 3D rendering.

Where do you start?

You know the basics, and you've made a couple projects/renders you're proud of with ThreeJS. But your aren't quite sure how to tackle effects like Particle simulations, GPGPU simulations, large scale rendering, performance optimization or just custom shader effects

With instancing you can start your level-up journey towards more complex effects. Instancing allows you to rendering possibly millions objects without your GPU breaking a sweat, and it's also the starting point for a lot of other more complicated techniques.

However, knowing what Instancing is, reading documentation, and implementing in the real world for real projects, are totally different things.

For a lot of us, the connection between techniques and implementation is the most frustrating. No one wants to read academic level explanations with no tangible result in hand. And on the other hand, when you are starting it's hard see how these techniques can be use to create amazing projects. It's frustrating. Especially if you are the creative type.

I want to help you with your first steps. I’ve learned a lot from making award winning projects, and in this course I’m going to teach you everything I know about instancing by focusing on building mind-blowing projects. In this course you'll be...