Here is my new open-source isometric rooms project, Built with Claude Opus 5. Every room is built entirely with JavaScript no 3D engine, no libraries & no framework.Even the sounds are generated in real time with JavaScript. Live: Code: If you’re looking to build a unique interactive web experience... or have a project in mind, I’m available for creative projects & collaborations. Contact info in my bio.show more

First, I really love the use of isometric perspective, the post-processing effects, and the countless details in this work—it's fantastic. Second, he used Three.js.

Source code in the description, let me know if it uses any Threejs 😅✨

Maybe I should have used game engines too?

Depending on the usecase ✨

game engines are overrated, good choice

Thanks ! hope u like it

some sounds are very satisfying. some prob can be smoothened to be less sharp. room is clean and cozy, do you see any usecases for this scene?

I think just a full javascript project to be added to my portfolio, I didn't think about any other use case

it's freaking so good! can't wait to try it

Thanks ✨🙌

This is excellent. Thanks for making it Open source too.

Thank you for checking it out !

Oh la la 🫶 very creative

Thank you !

Love your work 🙂

Thank you ✨🙌

very nice

Thanks 🙌

This has such a nice vibe to it!

Thanks ! ✨

Thanks for putting this out. Really inspiring work.

Thank you 🙌✨

Nice, looks clean

Thank you !✨

Love it. It is the minor details and finesse that makes it special.

Much appreciated, Thank you ✨

This is amazing!

Thanks ! ✨

so it is not even a three.js ? what it's then? it should be some form of canvas?

yep canvas with native javascript ✨

Looks nice, especially windows, raining city and lightning. show it 2 years ago, it would be so crazy!

I love this. I've seen isometric rooms, I've seen cool personalized portfolios, but this sparks the idea to do some connected isometric rooms as a portfolio (or psuedo-"self portrait"). Very cool. Bravo!

Thank you ! ✨

I love all of your work and what you build! I’m curious to know where you get your inspiration from.

Most times from X, I find something cool and i try to recreate it with my own touch ✨

wow nice "feel"