threejs ocean simulator
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive Three.js ocean simulator and editor for tuning waves, lighting, water color, and surface effects.
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Controls: Drag over the water to push it · Click for a ripple
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An interactive ocean simulator and editor built with Three.js. Shape waves, change the water and lighting, push the surface, drop buoys, save presets, and export settings in the browser.
index.html is the production artifact. It contains the app and most dependencies in one exported bundle. Babel Standalone is loaded from a pinned CDN URL at runtime. Read AGENTS.md before making automated changes.
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