three projective media
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. OpenAI Build Week project - a reusable Three.js library for projecting video and images onto 3D geometry in projector space.
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Projective media for Three.js, validated under real application constraints.
three-projective-media projects one HTML video texture onto host-selected Three.js meshes in projector space. The package owns the projector camera, shader material, receiver overlays, video element, and VideoTexture while leaving scene policy, authored state, asset resolution, and UI to the host.
Projector pose and receiver selection are independent. A host supplies a world-space position and look-at point, then explicitly registers receiver roots or meshes. The package never scans a global scene.
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