Parachute Project in Three.js

I'm thrilled to share the latest progress on my parachute simulation project built with Three.js! ?

In this project, I've been exploring the physics behind a parachute drop, where gravity, air resistance, and wind forces all come into play. Here are some highlights:

Wind Control: I've implemented the ability to adjust wind direction, allowing for dynamic changes in the paratrooper's descent. It adds a whole new level of realism and control to the simulation.

Realistic Physics: Gravity is simulated to accurately pull the paratrooper downwards, while air resistance (CdA) is calculated to slow the descent. It's amazing how Three.js can bring these complex physical interactions to life!

? Harnessing the Wind: The paratrooper can now control the parachute's direction and speed by pulling on the cords. It's like having a virtual skydiving experience right in your browser!

This project has been an incredible journey into the world of 3D graphics and physics simulations. It's not just about the code; it's about understanding the science behind it and translating it into a visual experience.

Feel free to try it out yourself or check out the code on my GitHub profile. Your feedback and suggestions are highly appreciated.