Membership
THREE.JS TUTORIALS MEMBERSHIP
FREE VS PREMIUM
Free to start, $4.99 to go deeper. Here is exactly what you get, and the game code behind it.
By Shane Brumback ·
What Do You Get With a Membership?
Short answer: A Shane Brumback membership is free to start: sign in with Google for the free games, articles and tutorials plus 50 AI assistant questions a month. Premium is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year and adds every premium tutorial and article, full source code downloads, early access to new content and 100 or 200 AI assistant questions a month. You can cancel anytime.
Why a Three.js Membership at All?
Most Three.js tutorials stop at a spinning cube. Mine come out of real browser games, Super Soldier Battle and Zombie Attack. When I hit a problem in one of them, such as bullets passing through walls, terrain popping, water nothing can float on, or touch controls that feel wrong on a phone, the fix turns into a tutorial.
The Three.js tutorials membership is how I keep making them. The free tier stays free; premium pays for the deep-dive projects and the full source code.
Free vs Premium at a Glance
| Guest (free) | Monthly $4.99 | Annual $39.99 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free 3D games | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Free articles and tutorials | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Premium tutorials and articles | – | Yes | Yes |
| Source code downloads | – | Yes | Yes |
| Early access to new content | – | Yes | Yes |
| AI assistant questions a month | 50 (signed in) | 100 | 200 |
| Cancel anytime | – | Yes | Yes |
Prices and limits as listed on the membership plans page. Additional AI assistant usage is available on every tier.
What Does “Source Code” Mean Here?
Premium tutorials come with the full, runnable project, not just snippets. For example, the Gerstner waves and buoyancy tutorial ships the complete water demo with crates and barrels riding the waves. You download it, open it in a browser and change it.
Which Free Tutorials Should You Start With?
- Tommy Gun FPS starter code: a brick room, a Tommy gun, targets, and the same mobile joystick, FIRE and JUMP layout as my games.
- FPS Game Starter: PointerLockControls, enemies that shoot back, lives and score.
- All Three.js tutorials.
How Does the AI Assistant Help?
Members can ask the site's AI assistant about any tutorial: why a shader renders black, how to port a demo into their own project, what a line of code does. Guests who sign in get 50 questions a month, Monthly gets 100 and Annual gets 200, and you can add more if you run out.
How Do You Join?
- Open the membership plans.
- Sign in with Google to get the free tier.
- Pick Monthly or Annual if you want premium. You can cancel from your profile and keep access until the end of the period.
Questions about a plan? Contact me.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Three.js tutorials membership cost?
There is a free Guest tier. Premium is $4.99 a month (Monthly) or $39.99 a year (Annual), which saves about 33 percent.
What do I get for free?
All free 3D games, free articles and free tutorials. Sign in with Google and you also get the AI assistant for up to 50 questions a month.
What does premium add?
Every premium tutorial and article, full source code downloads, early access to new content, and more AI assistant questions: up to 100 a month on Monthly and 200 on Annual.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Access continues until the end of the billing period you already paid for, and you can resubscribe whenever you want.
Is the code from real games?
Yes. Many tutorials come straight out of Super Soldier Battle and Zombie Attack, so the code covers problems that came up in shipped browser games: colliders, terrain, water, smoke, mobile FPS controls and performance.
Do I need to know Three.js already?
No. The free tutorials start with scenes, cameras and controls. Premium tutorials go further with full projects you can download and run.
Start Free Today
Sign in with Google for the free tier, then upgrade only if the premium code is worth it to you.
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