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I created this using Claude + 3D animation: 1. Ask Claude for a scroll-based cinematic animation pla 2. Generate prompts for depth, parallax, and camera movement 3. Install Three.js + GSAP + ScrollTrigger 4. Use scroll to control zoom, scale, and scene transitions 5. Add layered images for 3D... show more

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