Catalog
3D objects for Three.js & React Three Fiber
211 ready-made objects: particle systems, shader effects, generative grids, lights and more. Every one is a real-time component you can play live, tune in the browser and take into your own React project.
3d Text
A word or line extruded into a solid with bevelled edges, from the same fonts as the text looks; takes any material. Use for logos, signs, titles and chunky labels.
02Box
Rectangular box / cube. Use for crates, walls, blocks, cubes.
03Capsule
Cylinder with hemispherical caps. Use for pills, character bodies, rounded poles.
04Club
Club mesh
05Cone
Pointed cone. Use for traffic cones, spires, ice-cream cones, witch hats.
06Cylinder
Cylinder (pipe / tube / column). Use for poles, columns, cans, pipes.
Advanced Grid
A Grid with shader material , animation and noise effects.
02Apollonian Grid
An Apollonian gasket of tangent circles built by circle inversion, re-balanced by a slow Möbius flow. Use for jewel-like, mathematical and luxury scenes.
03Basic Grid
Basic grid with cells and sections
04Chladni Grid
Vibrating Chladni plates: sand settles on the nodal lines of a standing wave that drifts between resonances. Use for sound, music, science and meditative floors.
05Circuit Grid
Beautifull circuit grid
06Conformal Grid
A square lattice pulled through ideal-flow potentials (spinning cylinder, vortex, source-sink); colour is flow speed and dye rides the streamlines. Use for science and tech scenes.
Ambient Light
Even light from every direction with no source and no shadows. Use to lift dark areas or set an overall tint; pair with a key light.
02Candle
A candle with a flickering flame that casts warm, moving light on its surroundings. Use for cosy, intimate and night scenes.
03Directional Light
Parallel rays from one direction (like the sun). Use for sunlight, moonlight, key light.
04Fluorescent Tube
A fluorescent tube
05LED Array
A let array
06Light Bulb
A bulb mesh with point light init
Rain
Rain streaks falling through the object's volume, pushed sideways by the wind and scattered by turbulence. Use for rainy, moody and weather scenes.
02Rainbow
A single physical rainbow on its own: water dispersion and an Airy profile with supernumerary fringes, centred opposite the sun and seen through the object’s volume. The cursor sprays, clears or polarises it. Use for after-rain and hopeful scenes.
03Sandstorm
A haboob: billowing dust under a scale-height profile, gust fronts that roll downwind as towering walls, and saltating grains streaking along the ground, lit by forward-scattered sun. The cursor is a windbreak, a dust devil or a gust. Use for desert, ash and Mars scenes.
04Snow
Snowfall with physical flakes: size-dependent terminal fall, helical flutter and tumbling dendrite crystals that glint in the sun, swept by travelling gusts and snow bands. The cursor is a gust, a shelter or a warm hand. Use for winter and weather scenes.
05Thunderstorm
A thunderstorm without the rain (rain is its own object): dark storm curtains drifting on the wind, and lightning arriving as a Poisson process of multi-stroke flashes that light the curtains and the whole scene. The cursor calls a strike or clears the murk. Use for storm, noir and dramatic scenes.
06Tornado
A standalone tornado as a Rankine vortex: a condensation funnel on a wandering, rope-like axis with helical streaks that wind by differential rotation and climb on the updraft, and ground dust spiralling in and swirling up a sheath around it. The cursor steers it, feeds it or bends it with a gust. Use for storm and drama scenes.
Basic Carousel
A coverflow carousel of framed pictures on a damped scroll with drag, throw and snap, a lifted centre frame and a soft floor reflection; the cursor tilts or lifts the frames. Use for portfolios, product lines and photo sets.
02Contour Lines
Pictures drawn as the contour lines of their own brightness, like a topographic map: inactive ones are a few thin grey lines, the active one fills in as a soft wave thickens the lines into the solid picture; the cursor lifts the contours into relief. Use for architecture, data and graphic showcases.
03Depth Layers
Pictures split by brightness into thin sheets floating in depth: inactive ones are collapsed into one faint grey sheet, the active one opens into depth in full colour and its sheets slide past each other with real parallax. Use for editorial, music and dreamy showcases.
04Engraving
Pictures drawn as banknote engraving, fine parallel lines bent and widened by the picture’s tone: inactive ones are a faint grey hatch, the active one thickens into full colour behind a soft wave; the cursor turns the hatching under it. Use for luxury, finance, heritage and editorial showcases.
05Flow Lines
Pictures as fine lines flowing like water around their own forms: inactive ones are thin grey dashed lines drifting, the active one closes the dashes and thickens the lines into the picture in full colour behind a soft wave; the cursor parts the lines. Use for wellness, nature, music and calm showcases.
06Fold
Pictures printed on paper folded in one of six ways (accordion, herringbone, fan, scroll, page curl, crumple) and lit by the scene: inactive ones are folded tight and grey, the active one unfolds flat into full colour; the cursor presses a dent into it. Use for print, editorial, fashion and craft showcases.
Aura
Soft pulsing glow shell around the object. Use for magical, mystical, holy effects.
02Aurora
Flowing color ribbons (northern lights). Use for polar, atmospheric, magical-curtain effects.
03Black Hole
A ray-traced Schwarzschild black hole: gravitational lensing, photon ring and a Doppler-beamed accretion disk with relativistic jets. Use for space, gravity and cosmic scenes.
04Bubbles
Rising translucent spheres that pop. Use for underwater scenes, carbonation, magical effects.
05Constellation
Orbiting stars connected by faint lines, twinkling. Use for space, cosmic, network visuals.
06Dandelion Seeds
Dandelion seeds let go of the head one by one and drift away: a high-drag pappus gives them a slow terminal fall, and curl-noise wind with updrafts carries them. Use for meadow, summer, wish, gentle scenes.
Chladni Sand
Sand on an invisible vibrating plate: resonant plate modes throw grains onto the nodal lines, drawing Chladni figures that form and re-form; the cursor bows, touches or taps the plate. Use for science, sound and abstract scenes.
02Faraday Powder
Glowing powder on an invisible vibrating plate: acoustic streaming gathers it into swirling heaps at the antinodes, hotter where the plate moves most; the cursor bows, touches or taps the plate. Use for abstract, sound and fire-like scenes.
03Fireworks
An aerial fireworks show: 20 real shell types, shaped shells, formations and text written in the sky, with drag-limited stars, cooling sparks and lit smoke; fires on its own or where you click. Use for celebrations, New Year and night-sky scenes.
04Grinder Sparks
Slow-motion grinder sparks: drag-limited ballistics, radiative cooling on the blackbody scale, carbon bursts, floor bounces and reflections; the cursor moves the grinder, aims the spray or sweeps the air. Use for industrial and cinematic scenes.
05Magnetic Bottle
Charged particles woven over any mesh shape: counter-rotating constant-bearing spirals that tighten into glowing tips, in two exact family colours; the cursor pinches, drifts or heats the orbits. Use for sci-fi and tech scenes.
06Neon Rain
Night rain lit by neon: Marshall–Palmer drops at terminal velocity, gusting sheets, splash crowns and rim drips, each drop lit like a tiny lens; the cursor is an umbrella, a gust or a headlight. Use for city, noir and cinematic scenes.
Burn Away
Letters cut from singed cream paper with smouldering embers; the erase is a combustion front travelling along the strokes leaving glowing edge, cracked char and ash. Use for dramatic reveals, titles and storytelling.
02Chalkboard
Single-stroke chalk on slate: pressure-dependent deposit on a fixed grainy board with powdery halo, falling dust at the pen and a felt-smudge erase leaving ghosts. Use for classrooms, menus and hand-made titles.
03Constellation
Pen strokes become a planetarium star plate: blackbody-coloured stars with Kepler binaries, tapered chart lines and faint dust stars. Use for space, astronomy, night-sky and elegant title cards.
04Embroidery
Hand-embroidered lettering that picks satin, stem stitch, couching and French knots per stroke, with silk thread sheen under a moving light on puckered linen. Use for monograms, heritage brands and textile titles.
05Fourier Sketch
Each letter is traced by a chain of rotating circles whose radii are its Fourier coefficients; more terms sharpen the form, and glints keep circling the finished contours. Use for science, math and generative titles.
06Frost Growth
Dendritic hoarfrost nucleates in competing crystal grains on the letter outlines, each with its own six-fold lattice and bright boundary seams, then throws prismatic glints. Use for winter, cold-brand and fantasy titles.
Canyon
A placeable patch of canyon country: stratified mesas cut by a branching incised channel network, easing down to its base at the edge. Footprint is the object's scale. Use for red-rock deserts, western and Mars scenes.
02Dunes
A placeable patch of sand dunes: asymmetric wind-driven ridges with gentle windward and steep slip faces, easing down to its base at the edge. Footprint is the object's scale. Use for desert spots, beaches and Mars scenes.
03Hills
A placeable patch of rolling hills: soft, domain-warped downland under grass and meadow, easing down to its base at the edge. Footprint is the object's scale. Use for countryside, parks and gentle dioramas.
04Mountains
A placeable patch of mountain land: ridged, eroded peaks with slope rock and a snow line, easing down to its base at the edge. Footprint is the object's scale. Use for alpine backdrops, islands of peaks and dioramas.
Contour
The picture as a topographic map of itself: a change opens it into hairline contour lines that lift into a floating stack in depth and flow continuously into the new picture's contours before it fills back in. Use for tech, data, science and architecture.
02Engraving
The picture as an ink engraving on paper, fine strokes laid along its own isophotes, dense where it is dark, at a depth set by brightness; a change lifts and turns every stroke to the new picture's flow like filings in a field. Use for luxury, editorial, banknote and art direction.
03Frost
A print behind a pane of real glass; a change is a breath of frost that feathers in from the edges, blurs the print through the glass, and clears from the centre to reveal the new picture; the cursor wipes the glass. Use for winter, luxury, beauty and calm editorial.
04Lenticular
A lenticular print: fine lenses over interleaved strips of the old and new picture; a change sweeps the flip across the sheet and depends on the viewing angle, with ribbed clearcoat highlights from the scene light. Use for collectibles, posters, fashion and retail.
05Pinscreen
The picture as a pinscreen of fine metal pins, each standing out by the brightness under it with a domed head in the picture's colour; a change is a pressure wave that sinks the pins and raises the new relief. Use for tech, product and sculptural heroes.
06Prism
The picture printed across a row of slim triangular prisms; a change turns each prism a third of a turn in a travelling wave, its faces passing through the scene light, to show the next picture. Use for signage, retail, product and campaign heroes.
Building
A parametric building: nine footprints (box, L, U, courtyard, stepped, slab, podium tower, twin towers, cylinder), eight shader facades (curtain wall, punched, ribbon, brick, balconies, concrete panel, glass fins, industrial) and nine roofs (flat to pitched, hip, mansard, helipad, crown, green), with emissive rooms at night. Use for city context around a hero model.
02City Block
A grid of parametric buildings on a paved or lawn plot, with its own small lit streets through the middle (a cross or one way), drawn from a city mix (downtown, residential, old town, industrial, suburb) or the block's own knobs with jittered footprints, heights, facades and tints, as one instanced mesh with emissive windows at night. Use for filling a city around a hero model in a few clicks.
03Junction
A road intersection, cross, T or roundabout, with rounded kerb corners, lane markings, stop lines and zebra crossings on each arm, cycling traffic signals and a street lamp on each corner that lights the crossing at night; roads of the same width end at its arms. Use for where the streets of a city block meet.
04Park
A lawn inside a polygon with a looping paved path, an optional cross path, a kerb and short park lamps that light it at night; add trees and benches with the vegetation and street furniture objects. Use for the green between city blocks or a square in front of a hero building.
05Parking Lot
A surface car park: marked bays around aisles on asphalt from the texture library, a kerb, tall lamps that light it at night and a crowd of low-poly parked cars at a set occupancy, all instanced. Use for the ground around offices, malls and stations in a city scene.
06Plaza
A paved area inside a polygon: a library paving set with a second set laid in a grid, stripe, ring or checker pattern in metres, a kerb around the edge, lit by the street lamps at night. Use for a hero building's forecourt, a square or a courtyard.
Bush
A shrub grown from basal stems arching from the ground: a species' habit (boxwood, wild shrub, lavender, hydrangea, fern, juniper), dense shaped leaves, flower heads and berries, seasonal colour and wind. Use for gardens, hedgerows, undergrowth and planters.
02Crops
A planted bed: rows of one crop (tomato, pepper, corn, lettuce, cabbage, pumpkin, strawberry) on ridged soil, each plant a small branching model with its leaves and its produce, grown from seedlings with the growth knob and ripened with ripeness. Use for farms, gardens, greenhouses and food scenes.
03Flowers
A bed or meadow of one flower species (daisy, tulip, poppy, sunflower, cosmos, lavender): stalks, petal heads that open from buds with the bloom knob, centres and leaves, nodding in the wind. Use for gardens, meadows, parks and planters.
04Forest
A forest of hundreds to thousands of trees filling its box: a species mix (temperate, conifer, birch, mediterranean, tropical, savanna, blossom, winter) in groves and glades with undergrowth, every tree an instanced lit impostor and the nearest ones real trees. Use for woods, hillsides, landscapes and backdrops.
05Fruit
One kind of fruit (apple, orange, lemon, pear, banana, cherry, strawberry, grapes, watermelon, pineapple) as a single piece or a pile on the ground: a procedural body with its stem and leaves, a skin that ripens between two colours with the kind's pattern and gloss. Use for kitchens, markets, still lifes and food scenes.
06Grass
A field of bent grass blades in tufts and patches, with waves running through it in the wind, drying from the tips with the season, and scattered meadow flowers. Use for lawns, meadows, verges and any ground that should not be bare.
Canal
A canal: dark water running slowly along a long narrow strip (a current along its length), sized by the transform. Use for city streets, harbours and waterways.
02Fountain
Fountain water of six kinds — ballistic jets (single, ring, crown, fan), laminar glass arcs, dancing jets, a geyser column, a laminar bell and tiered bowl curtains — splashing with crowns, foam and rings into a water body, lit by the scene sun and sky. Use for plazas, hotel courtyards, gardens and parks.
03Lake
A lake: wind-blown inland water with short steep waves on a fine grid, sized by the transform. Use for parks, landscapes and city waterfronts.
04Pond
A garden pond: murky green water with wind ripples drifting across it, sized by the transform. Use for parks, gardens, courtyards and nature scenes.
05Pool
A swimming pool: clear, sunlit turquoise water with fine moving ripples, sized by the transform. Use for rooftops, villas, hotels, plazas and gardens.
06Stream
Flowing water along a path of points, drawn over the user's own bed or terrain: clear at the edges and deep mid-stream, ripples advected with a channel velocity profile, foam on the banks, the outer side of bends and around rocks, lit by the scene sun and sky. Use for parks, gardens, landscapes and village scenes.
Ball
A ball at its real size with its true panel geometry and seams: football, basketball, tennis, baseball, volleyball, rugby, American football, golf, cricket, bowling or beach ball, with leather, felt, rubber or resin surfaces, grooved seams, stitches, dimples and wear. Use for sports scenes, product shots, playgrounds and still lifes.
02Court
A regulation playing surface with every rulebook line drawn sharp at any distance: tennis, basketball, soccer, American football, futsal, handball, volleyball, badminton, padel, pickleball, ice hockey rink, athletics track or table-tennis table, on acrylic, clay, grass, parquet, ice, tartan, turf or sand, with its nets, goals or hoops. Use for sports venues, parks, schools, product scenes and arenas.
03Equipment
A piece of sports equipment at real size, built from its parts: tennis or badminton racquet with a strung bed, table-tennis paddle, baseball or cricket bat, golf driver, iron or putter, hockey stick, skateboard, dumbbell, kettlebell, barbell with plates, or frisbee, in wood, steel, carbon, rubber and leather with wear. Use for gyms, sports shops, locker rooms, product shots and lifestyle scenes.
04Goal
A regulation goal, net or hoop standing on the ground: football, futsal or handball goal with its sagging net, ice-hockey net, basketball hoop with backboard and pole, volleyball, tennis or badminton net on posts, rugby or American-football uprights, in real metres with wear. Use for pitches, courts, playgrounds, backyards and arenas.