paper crumple demo
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Crumpled paper x soap bubbles interactive demo. Fork of item-develop/paper-crumple-demo (Codrops tutorial, credit to the original author) — adds bubble gameplay, custom shader rainbow film, in-bubble physics, WebAudio sounds.
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An interactive demo of crumpled paper balls: click one to unfold it into a card, drag to pick it up, flick to throw it. The crumpling animation is a Vellum simulation baked in Houdini as VAT (Vertex Animation Textures), decoded and played back in Three.js, with cannon-es handling the physics.
Windows： 双击 启动.bat 即可（自动检测 python / node 并打开浏览器，关掉黑色窗口即停止）。
No install and no build step — everything here is plain static files. Dependencies (three.js and cannon-es) are resolved from a CDN via the import map in index.html.
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