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ThreeImageTransition

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An accessible WebGL image-transition study with reduced-motion support and hardened delivery.

by @TinoMuzambi · TinoMuzambi/ThreeImageTransition on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON TINO-THREE.NETLIFY.APPUPDATED 8 Sep 2026

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An interactive WebGL experiment that breaks two photographs into animated triangles and transitions between them along cubic Bézier paths.

This is a dependency-free static deployment. It uses Three.js, Buffer Animation System (BAS), and GSAP from pinned CDN URLs. The experiment intentionally remains on Three.js r75 because its geometry implementation relies on APIs removed from modern Three.js releases.

This is a preserved creative-coding demo, not a template for a new WebGL application.

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