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# WebGL Libraries - Features

## TODO- Work in progress

Libraries/Frameworks all have one goal: **Use abstraction to allow you to spend more time developing the features of your application**

With this, we are not here to judge or say which library is "better" as that is not a feasible question to answer. So what we **can** offer is a chart to show you what each library has to offer in terms of things it will help abstracts for you

> **X** -> Supports features

| Libraries                                                         | [2D](#2d-images) | [2D Text](#2d-text) | [Animation](#animation) | [Audio](#audio) | [Exporting](#exporting) | [Importing](#importing) | [Math](#math) | [Modeling](#modeling) | [Point Cloud](#point-cloud) | [Physics](#physics) | [Rendering](#rendering) | [Shaders](#shaders) | [Texturing](#texturing) | [WebVR](#webvr) |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------- | :--------------: | :-----------------: | :---------------------: | :-------------: | :---------------------: | :---------------------: | :-----------: | :-------------------: | :-------------------------: | :-----------------: | :---------------------: | :-----------------: | :---------------------: | :-------------: |
| [library 1](/awesome/webgl/awesome-webgl/libraries-1/features.md) |                  |                     |          **X**          |      **X**      |                         |          **X**          |               |                       |                             |                     |                         |                     |                         |      **X**      |
| [Library 2](/awesome/webgl/awesome-webgl/libraries-1/features.md) |                  |                     |                         |                 |                         |                         |               |                       |                             |        **X**        |                         |                     |                         |                 |

## Column Key

### 2D Images

* Supports adding 2D images or sprites as a 2D element.

### 2D Text

* Supports adding text into the scene as a 2D element.

### Animation

* Supports animation of models.

### Audio

* Supports loading in audio.

### Exporting

* Supports exporting models or scenes to file or other formats.

### Importing

* Supports importing of 3D models and/or images.

### Math

* Supports with all the fun matrix and vector math.

### Modeling

* Supports modeling 3D objects.

### Point Cloud

* Supports showing or using point cloud data.

### Physics

* Supports a physics engine for simulation.

### Rendering

* Supports advance features for rendering.

### Shaders

* Supports creating your own shaders for use in project.

### Texturing

* Supports adding textures to models and materials.

### WebVR

* Supports the ability to be display WebVR on mobile devices.


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