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Turned my Midjourney archives into a small infinite canvas. Each piece sits in a Three.js scene. Bowl distortion, chromatic aberration, smooth scroll.
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BETWEEN TWO WORLDS — A Cinematic Video.js Experience
Between Two Worlds is a cinematic video player experience built with Video.js v10, designed to transform video playback into an immersive visual journey.
Inspired by the mystery of crossing between two worlds, the project combines a deep purple and gold aesthetic, elegant typography, atmospheric animation, and a customized Video.js interface.
Rather than presenting a conventional video player, I wanted to create an experience where the visual identity begins before playback and continues through the player controls.
Key features:
Customized Video.js controls with purple and gold styling.
A cinematic animated introduction with smooth transitions.
A coordinated video poster and visual identity.
Responsive styling and familiar playback functionality.
A live, interactive experience accessible directly in the browser.
The goal was to demonstrate how thoughtful visual design can make a video player feel like an integral part of a story, rather than simply a tool for watching it.
Between Two Worlds has a strong cinematic mood. Nice work.
A little island escape I built with Three.js. No passport required! 😄
Try it here: https://procedural-3d-island.onrender.com
ok i'd HONESTLY just leave this open as a screensaver
Mech test with Fable 5.2 (High) - fully procedural, built in Three.js.
First run. One prompt, one pass. No follow-ups, no manual fixes, no cleanup.
~65k triangles, 52-joint rig, 14 hydraulic pistons, procedural walking with no keyframes, 0 mm measured foot drift, combat mode, cannon + missiles, target tracking, exploded view, X-ray, 5 cameras, full HUD and procedural sound.
The locomotion is the most impressive part - the walk, turning, braking and foot placement are all solved procedurally.
Fable 5.2 is an absolute monster at this.
Procedural walking with 0 mm foot drift from a single prompt is wild, foot sliding is usually the first thing that gives away generated animation. Did you ask for the IK setup in the prompt, or did it pick that approach on its own?