Nick(@NickDevFE):Three.js community, another experiment for you ⚔️ I tried Hyper3D × img2threejs this time - using generated 3D as a spatial reference, then reconstructing it into procedural Three.js geometry. No GLB at runtime. Just programmable geometry 👀 And if you want to try the same workflow, Hyper3D gave us a community code: IMGRodinGen25 → 1 month Creator Plan for $1 🎁 Would love to see what you build with it!

2026.08.26 02:17

Three.js community, another experiment for you ⚔️ I tried Hyper3D × img2threejs this time - using generated 3D as a spatial reference, then reconstructing it into procedural Three.js geometry. No GLB at runtime. Just programmable geometry 👀 And if you want to try the same workflow, Hyper3D gave us a community code: IMGRodinGen25 → 1 month Creator Plan for $1 🎁 Would love to see what you build with it!

Nick@NickDevFE

2026.08.25 13:25

Another experiment ⚔️ This time, I tried combining Hyper3D × img2threejs - and honestly, the result isn’t bad at all 👀 Image → Hyper3D → img2threejs → Procedural Three.js Showcase: This Dual-Sword Warrior is reconstructed into 31 procedural parts - no GLB, no image, and no external mesh fetched at runtime. Hyper3D provides the 3D spatial reference. img2threejs turns it into programmable geometry. And… I’ve also been working on something else: Animation for these characters. 👈 You’ll see what that looks like very soon. img2threejs v1.5.2 is coming. ⚔️🔥