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resend inspired threejs cube

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An independent, polished Three.js interpretation of the iconic Resend cube.

by @jraddy · jraddy/resend-inspired-threejs-cube on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON JRADDY.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 30 Aug 2026

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A polished, independent interpretation of the iconic Resend cube, built with Three.js and browser-native JavaScript.

This project grew out of Peter’s Devs Love Coffee tutorial, and early iterations used and refined its example code. The public version has since been substantially rewritten and extended by Dario Simic / RevoDev.

The detailed source comparison is recorded in PROVENANCE.md.

The demo honors prefers-reduced-motion and shows the static poster instead of initializing WebGL when reduced motion is requested.

Your host must provide explicit dimensions.

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