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Rendering 1M+ Particles in ThreeJS
Particles are one of the most mesmerizing systems across computer graphics. They are simply a group of objects that act together, following the same set of rules but with some amount of randomness. However, they are only impressive when they number in the thousands or hundreds of thousands.
In this article, we will learn how to render over a million particles in ThreeJS.
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