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New landing page for three-start -> shipped to celebrate v0.1.0 (the library is officially out of alpha)
NOT A REPLACEMENT FOR THREE.JS. it doesn't touch its API at all. three.js stays a peer dep, your three.js code stays 100% the same. Just a thin helper on top, ~3.2kb minzipped.
three-start is a thin foundation layer that solves exactly that — and nothing more:
▸ new ThreeStart() — renderer, scene, camera, render loop, timer, resize: wired
▸ class Spin extends Object3DBehaviour → addComponent(cube, Spin) — behaviour attached to any Object3D, at any depth of the scene graph
▸ one lifecycle for everything: onAwake → onEnable → onStart → onUpdate → onDisable → onDestroy
▸ global systems (input, physics, assets) as ContextModules — any component reads them via this.modules, fully typed
▸ setActive(obj, false) — one call deactivates a whole subtree, every component fires onDisable. Same call brings it back
▸ vanilla + OOP. Not a React thing. Not an engine. A thin layer around Three.js, not a replacement for it
The landing in the video is a scroll-driven climb where each concept runs live in the scene — built with three.js + anime.js + three-start itself.
#threejs #animejs #webgpu #threestart
