LittleJS just added full 3D rendering capabilities.

The popular lightweight browser engine now includes an integrated 3D renderer.

This new renderer works alongside its existing 2D tools.

Developers can mix 2D and 3D elements in the same scene.

The elements share physics.

A new visual level editor also ships with the update.

Built-in AI development aids help creators prototype smarter enemies and behaviors.

The entire package remains under two hundred kilobytes gzipped.

This matters because it lowers the barrier for solo developers.

These developers want to ship 3D browser games without heavy frameworks.

Projects that previously needed separate engines can now handle everything in one lightweight JavaScript file.

The 3D tools maintain the same fast iteration speed.

That speed made LittleJS popular for 2D work.

Early testers are already porting existing 2D games into full 3D experiences.

The maintainer focused on keeping the API simple.

The API stays consistent with prior versions.

Documentation and examples for the new 3D features appear on the project site.

More community contributions are expected in the coming weeks.

Developers will explore the new capabilities.

That's the Ankor.