Paperlab: interactive 3D paper for the web
A free browser editor and React library for 3D paper effects, including folds, unrolling, peeling, animated galleries and spatial scenes.

Casberry’s AI Particle Simulator is a browser playground for generative 3D graphics and motion experiments. Spheres, cubes, helices and ring formations are assembled from particles. Controls for particle count, simulation speed and glow intensity help explore different visual treatments. The editor offers Spark, Plasma, Ink, Paint, Steel, Glass, Vector and Cyber styles. Text can become a particle formation with static, scrolling, wave or pulse behaviour. Import controls accept images, videos and GLB, OBJ, PDB or PLY models, alongside a separate blueprint workflow. Custom movement uses a JavaScript editor and a prepared prompt for an external AI assistant. Generate code in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, then paste it into the simulator. The guide describes particle positions and colours, interactive sliders and labels for the scene. A drawing pad includes colour, fill, depth, scale and rotation. The interface provides local saving and community search and publishing. Its export menu lists Vanilla JS, React and Three.js code, wallpapers, plus PLY, GLB and OBJ formats for subsequent work. The site opens without payment or registration, but no separate pricing plan or blanket output licence was found. A working WebGL browser is required, and performance depends on the device. Check rights for imported media and individual community formations before commercial use.
No blanket licence for the code, outputs or community formations was verified. Free access does not establish unrestricted commercial rights; check the terms for the specific materials used.
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