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coin jackpot

A free 3D animation — play it in your browser, no install. Physics-driven three.js coin explosion in a single HTML file. Drop in any .glb — get a jackpot burst straight into the camera.

by @ghostoman · ghostoman/coin-jackpot on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON GHOSTOMAN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 25 Aug 2026

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Controls: Coins per second: emission rate, 2–160

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Drop in any .glb and it becomes the coin.

That bounding sphere is what the Coin size slider scales against, so a model authored in millimetres and one authored in metres both land at the same on-screen size. Textures and materials from the file are discarded on purpose — every instance shares one gold MeshStandardMaterial, which is what keeps the whole swarm at a single draw call.

Emission is a cone with a strong +Z bias from a small disc at the world origin; coins retire when they pass the camera plane, leave the frustum, or hit the 6-second cap, and their pool slot is immediately reusable.

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