3D visualization you can play with right now
A handful of 3D visualization projects, each running live on its creator's own site: all of them playable in your browser with nothing to install. Press a card to play one on its own page, or start the cruise to ride through them one after another.
3D visualization turns a thing you would normally read about into a thing you can turn over in your hands: a console pulled apart into its layers, a book laid out as a galaxy, a sofa you can recolor live. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom and look at it from the side nobody photographs.
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playcanvas
Instalador todo-en-uno de ComfyUI optimizado para RTX 3060 12GB y orientado a la creación de imágenes y videos para redes sociales…
accad 5301 pressure project 1
This repository contains the files for my Pressure Project 1 created in TouchDesigner for ACCAD 5301 at The Ohio State University. The…
creative coding gba exploded view
GBA Exploded View is an interactive 3D experiment that lets you explore the internal construction of a Game Boy Advance directly in the…
mind galaxy
The chapters of a book, rendered as a galaxy you fly through. An interactive 3D galaxy built with Three.js: the 18 chapters of A…
threejs react soft configurator
A real-time, photorealistic 3D product configurator running entirely in the browser. Built with React 18, TypeScript, Three.js and GSAP…
- three.js volume renderer A lightweight volume renderer for three.js that uses raymarching to render procedurally defined or data-driven 3D volumes in real time. The…
Questions about 3d visualization
What is 3D visualization on the web?
Showing an object, a dataset or an idea as a 3D scene in the browser, usually with Three.js on top of WebGL, so you can rotate it and look inside instead of reading a flat diagram.
How do I look around a 3D visualization?
Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom, and right-drag or two-finger drag to pan on most of them. Some add their own buttons to explode, slice or switch views.
Do these need a powerful computer?
No. They are built to run in an ordinary browser, and most are smooth on a laptop or a recent phone. Photoreal scenes with heavy models take a moment longer to load.