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Some feedback: 1. I spent a while clicking and dragging and not realizing that it works by scrolling. 2. There's no way to tell what's clickable. At first I just clicked on the guy in the cage which sent me to the 2D website and I thought that was it. I didn't realize that you can scroll down to see other stuff until much later.
Some feedback: 1. I spent a while clicking and dragging and not realizing that it works by scrolling. 2. There's no way to tell what's clickable. At first I just clicked on the guy in the cage which sent me to the 2D website and I thought that was it. I didn't realize that you can scroll down to see other stuff until much later.
Does anyone remember that mid-2000s, 3D competitor to Flash? i think the name started with A like Ankh or something like that but I could be wildly off. It had an IDE and basically ran as a plugin in the browser. It died a quiet death. This site kinda sorta reminds me of that. Forget what it's called - if someone does, please post more info!
Your description also made me think of babylon js, but that was later.
Also maybe java applets?
I don't know how easy it is to accomplish with React Three Fiber, but something as simple as having paving `cursor: pointer` on links would be great, as well as an indicator that they'll open in a new tab (typically conveyed through the little box with an arrow going top right).
Fun little project though, I've always wanted to try something similar in the browser.
I also built a 3D portfolio website[1] using React and react-three-fiber but I took a different approach design-wise, the HTML content is scrollable like a normal website but the 3D scene subtly matches the perspective of the screen as you scroll. [1] - https://samuelgoodell.com
I also built a 3D portfolio website[1] using React and react-three-fiber but I took a different approach design-wise, the HTML content is scrollable like a normal website but the 3D scene subtly matches the perspective of the screen as you scroll. [1] - https://samuelgoodell.com
You know it is going to be good when the laptop turbines start whistling as soon as you click a link ...
Cool site, as somebody else has pointed out it's not entirely clear what to do once you land on the site. I don't know how easy it is to accomplish with React Three Fiber, but something as simple as having paving `cursor: pointer` on links would be great, as well as an indicator that they'll open in a new tab (typically conveyed through the little box with an arrow going top right). Fun little project though, I've al…
Cool site, as somebody else has pointed out it's not entirely clear what to do once you land on the site. I don't know how easy it is to accomplish with React Three Fiber, but something as simple as having paving `cursor: pointer` on links would be great, as well as an indicator that they'll open in a new tab (typically conveyed through the little box with an arrow going top right). Fun little project though, I've al…