demo hintze hall
A free Three.js demo — play it in your browser, no install. Playable browser demo built with Three Studio — a first-person walkthrough of Hintze Hall, Natural History Museum, London
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Walk through a photogrammetry scan of the Natural History Museum's central hall — in your browser.
A static web build exported from Three Studio — a desktop 3D game editor built on Three.js, React and Electron.
There is no server, no build step and nothing to install: **the folder in this repository is the site**. It was exported from the editor with Package for web, committed as-is, and GitHub Pages serves it. That round trip — editor → static folder → live URL — is exactly what this demo is here to show.
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