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Track: A Scroll-Paced WebGL Run by Hiroto Sato
Scroll the page and an athlete runs forward. Stopwatch climbing, meters racking up, quotes from sports icons surfacing as you earn them. Hiroto Sato's TRACK pairs WebGL with GSAP and paces its reveals to distance instead of viewport position.
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Narrow One: A Multiplayer Archery Game with WebGL
Two developers in Rotterdam built a custom WebGL engine from scratch to run a 5v5 multiplayer archery game entirely in the browser. Just bows, arrows, and castle arenas that load in seconds on a Chromebook.
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Climbuddy: From Phone Photos to Interactive 3D Climbing Walls in the Browser
Snap photos of a bouldering wall, get back a textured 3D model with routes and holds auto-detected. Climbuddy chains COLMAP, SAM, and YOLO into a WebGL viewer that actually makes sense to use.
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McLaren F1 Driver Lando Norris Official Website
F1 driver Lando Norris gets a digital home that matches his energy. 3D helmet rotations, Rive animations, and scroll-driven cinematics, all running smooth in Webflow. Awwwards Site of the Month.
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Interactive WebGL Jersey Slider Blends Team Kits in 3D
Prity Dhara’s Three.js jersey slider uses one 3D model, shader-based texture transitions, fabric movement, and GSAP motion to make kit changes feel physical.
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SnookerSim: Snooker With Physics You Can Measure
A 3D snooker table you can just walk up to and play. Side spin curls the cue ball off the cushion, deep screw draws it back, and a cage-and-jaw view shows exactly why your ball rattled out. Physics in plain TypeScript, no off-the-shelf engine. Shareable positions, MP4 capture, real recorded sound.
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Chessmate: A 3D Chess Game With Your Opponent's Face On The Board
A three.js chessboard wired to a WebRTC video call, so you can watch your friend squint before they blunder a rook. Same data channel carries the moves and the stream. No game server, just a link, a board, and the small tells chess has been missing online.
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Holiday Snow Globe
Michael Modena's holiday snow globe uses WebGPU compute shaders to create volumetric snow that actually fills the dome with mesh-based particles generating proper normals. Plus a Porsche GT3 drifts inside. It's a Christmas card that doubles as a lighting and compute shader stress test.
