[ambrop7]

Do they have permission to use the WebGL trademark in the name? Khronos has quite some info about that, but I don't see immediately how their use fits into the terms. https://www.khronos.org/legal/trademarks/#webgl

[tamat]

yep, its a placeholder name, I will change it as soon as a nice name comes to my mind.

[xyproto]

Something related to light or rooms seems to be the norm (Blender, Studio, Cinema, Lightwave).

How about "Photon Studio", "Sunshine 3D" or "Lightbulb"?

[Dylan16807]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaZTSDfT1o4 Light or rooms?

[bhouston]

It is not a 3D modeling tool, rather this is a Game Engine. Thus Unity, Unreal Engine, etc is the more proper naming style to follow.

[tamat]

Hahah those names also came to my mind, as frame, glow, lux. But havent decided. Thanks!

[scrollaway]

"Decahedron.js". From the three-dimensional variant of the decagon, the symbolic shape of a spider web.

Mmh, yes, sorry, I'm bored. :)

[tamat]

Too long!

[Lawtonfogle]

You could always go with the short "d10.js" if you want to add another level of abstraction.

[_mgr]

Having read through the Trademark Guidelines[1] it would appear that they may have overlooked it. I can not find any attribution on Github or within the web app itself. [1]https://www.khronos.org/files/legal/khronos-trademark-guidel...