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oberlab turbofan scroll

A free scroll animation — play it in your browser, no install. Cinematic, scroll-driven turbofan assembly built procedurally with Three.js, WebGL, GLSL, and WebAudio.

by @lumsrouge · lumsrouge/oberlab-turbofan-scroll on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON LUMSROUGE.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 6 Sep 2026

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Controls: The core shaft, compressor, combustor, turbines, fan, and nacelle assemble in…

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A cinematic, scroll-driven turbofan that assembles itself, lights off, and spools up to full thrust — all rendered live in the browser.

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I wanted to see whether a website could make a product reveal feel more like a film sequence than a normal 3D viewer. That turned into a procedural jet engine, six camera setups, custom post-processing, synthesized sound, and a suspicious amount of attention paid to turbine glow.

I may have got slightly carried away. The good news is that the browser handles it surprisingly well.

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