Drag components and templates
Explore 52 ThreeUI components, templates, backgrounds, and interactive effects tagged Drag, with previews and editable implementation source.
- Sketchbook
A tactile personal portfolio built as a Singapore sketchbook, with nine illustrated plates, curled page turns, a draggable magnifying glass, zoom controls, a botanical paper atmosphere, and an editorial index.
- Astral Atlas
A complete digital object atelier whose twelve talismans are no longer photographs: every ring is modelled and lit in real time — brilliant-cut stones traced facet by facet through their own girdle, swept comfort-fit shanks, claw-set heads and pavé shoulders — carried through an editorial origin story, material studies, a gem-and-metal configurator that rebuilds the object as you choose, a horizontal archive, editions, testimonials, FAQ, and final invitation.
- NODAL
A scroll-driven cinema-prime product story that carries the Series A 40mm from an oversized technical hero through a live object study, cost breakdown, exploded construction, optical trace, three-lens family, and order chapter. One owner-requested optics revision sits over the supplied export: the barrel stops reading as see-through, the front ring is bevelled and engraved, the coated glass mirrors its own studio and shows its rear surface through the front, dust and fibres settle on it, the traced bundles arrive as gradient light rather than hairlines, and the page opens on the ten elements scattered in full light and seats them into the finished lens.
- OSCILLA M-1
A Blender-baked synthesiser that opens as an exploded assembly drawing and closes into itself, carried through eleven scroll-linked 3D acts, then opened into a playable 49-key instrument, patch fan, signal chain, production pipeline, specifications, build numbers, and edition cards.
- Pirate Ship River
A cinematic pirate ship voyage through a misty river valley, with detailed rigging, reflective water, atmospheric lighting, and an interactive camera.
- Terrane
A cinematic field-geology expedition story that moves from a living desert survey into layered field notes, an interactive journal, a flight through fourteen rock exposures, an aerial lens study, expedition cards, methodology, traveller accounts, questions, and a dusk landscape.
- Advanced Glass Material
A full-screen material showcase built around a faceted spectral glass form over an interactive water field, with two-bounce refraction, edge dispersion, studio reflections, pointer-driven orbit, direct glass impulses, and a restrained technical product interface.
- Meridian Slow Matter
A monochrome applied-fluid hero where voxel wax drifts through a transparent vessel, framed by pixel typography, technical telemetry, selectable phases, and a tactile set-it-drifting control.
- Aureon Markets
A polished blue-and-violet trading hero with a refractive liquid-metal market sculpture, draggable glass metrics, multilingual navigation, and fully local account-preview dialogs.
- Quadrix
A copper-edged HOSHI phone floating above a terminal grid, with a live tetromino simulation, five cycling display modes, bitmap typography, pointer orbit, and inertial drag rotation.
- Dark Souls Holo Card — The Ashen One
The original holographic card beside the candlelit sword shrine.
- Dark Souls Holo Card — Cindermane
A firelit monster card with layered holographic foil and pointer-reactive lighting.
- Koi Mecha
Nacre's complete sculptural koi hero, with porcelain, gold, and nocturnal finishes, editorial navigation, collection dialogs, and a tactile Three.js fish study.
- Globe — Energy Orb
The original layered FBM energy sphere with translucent rim glow and depth-aware star field.
- Globe — Tangled Constellations
Monotone glyph chains wander a dimensional sphere, collide with pinned stars, and respond to drag and pointer contact.
- Globe — Network Globe
A dotted continent mesh on a luminous dusk horizon with crossing gradient routes, sparks, hover highlights, and click-launched arcs.
- Text Path Studies — Globe Type Study
A typographic world sphere with drag rotation, wheel zoom, pointer lighting, and click-to-pin markers.
- Text Path Studies — Outline Typeflow
Letters trace a multi-loop outline with hover acceleration, illumination, and click-burst particles.
- Text Path Studies — Morphing Glyph Cloud
A paired glyph field morphs between radial silhouettes with breathing motion, scatter, and pointer repulsion.
- Text Path Studies — Cloth
A Verlet sheet of letters responds to pointer wind and direct grabbing while its live weave deforms every glyph.
- Text Path Studies — Ripple
Clicks send overlapping weighted wavefronts through a seeded 24 × 24 typographic grid.
- Text Path Studies — Ball
A depth-sorted glyph sphere accelerates on hover and sheds click-hit letters before regrowing its surface.
- Orb Gallery
A slowly turning sphere of interface references, built from 190 non-overlapping gallery plates with hover lift, focus dimming, and inertial drag rotation.
- Liquid Clock
A real-time digital clock sculpted from translucent blue liquid tubes, with luminous fluid segments, drifting particles, soft depth, bloom, and pointer-driven deformation.
- Iridis
A precision-milled Obsidian card whose embedded star field blooms into wave-optical spectral diffraction, with an analytical studio shadow and smooth pointer-driven orbit.
- Book of Japan
A dark hardbound reader for an original seven-chapter essay on Japan, with responsive typesetting, light-ink brush plates, richly textured boards, page-edge depth, and a physically modelled paper curl.
- 3D Paper — Original
The original translucent Nocturne certificate with monochrome editorial typography, procedural glass texture, and a giant wordmark suspended behind the paper.
- 3D Paper — Site of the Year
A graphic Site of the Year award sheet with vivid lime scoring details, season XP, winner metadata, and the same tactile translucent paper motion.
- 3D Paper — Japanese
A Japanese recognition certificate with vertical display type, warm gold accents, bilingual details, procedural translucency, and direct inertial interaction.
- 3D Paper — Certificate
A formal typographic certificate edition with recipient signatures, structured award details, glass-like reflections, and the original responsive paper simulation.
- App Orbit
Fourteen sculpted app icons orbit through liquid glass, satin ceramic, and precision aluminum, with a macOS-inspired dock, direct focus, tactile hover, and inertial camera controls.
- Ashen Press
A tactile 3D art-book shelf with ten clothbound volumes, embedded illustrated plates, reflective oak furniture, a torn-paper detail reveal, and direct hover, select, flip, and drag interactions.
- Noema Bloom — Bloom
The packaged scene: fifty-five petals in five whorls furl into a bud and open again on a seventeen-second cycle, deep indigo through cornflower into a white heart, under blue light shafts and a star field.
- Noema Bloom — Tulip
Twelve tepals bowed into a goblet on a leafed stalk, magenta through rose into a warm lip, held against a deep spring-green field with pale green light shafts.
- Noema Bloom — Sakura
Five notch-tipped petals turned flat to the lens around a forty-four filament corona, pale pink into white over a plum night, the blade lit from whichever face is toward the camera.
- Noema Bloom — Maple
A five-lobed toothed leaf laid flat to the lens, expanding from a furled shoot along its petiole, ember red through orange into gold with embers drifting off the blade.
- Heatmap Badge — Vinyl
The authored badge: a matte charcoal card inside a crinkled vinyl sleeve, read by a blue-to-ember thermal ramp and hung on a printed polyester lanyard.
- Heatmap Badge — Field Canvas
A cloth-backed press pass: indigo cotton duck woven thread by thread, a halftone portrait screened onto the weave, saddle stitching, brass hardware, and a herringbone cotton strap.
- Heatmap Badge — Titanium
The credential milled as a metal card: an anisotropic brushed plate, laser-etched type over an embossed account row, a contact chip and foil hologram, and an optical sleeve that mirrors the studio instead of creasing.
- Heatmap Badge — Retro Plastic
An injection-moulded putty badge with screw bosses, vents and moulded lettering, a screen-printed panel with a dot-matrix window and a power lamp, and a thermochromic ink that multiplies magenta into indigo where you touch it.
- Wood Icons — Gameboy
A carved timber handheld with a tinted glass screen, working face controls, a power switch, and a slow pointer-responsive turntable.
- Wood Icons — Keyboard
A compact wooden keyboard fitted with translucent glass keycaps, a dot-matrix readout, press feedback, and pointer orbit.
- Wood Icons — Popsicle
A blue translucent popsicle with monotone glass keycaps frozen into its refractive body, each square cap carrying a letter read through its own glass, over a procedurally grained wooden stick.
- Wood Icons — Chair
A turned timber side chair with five glass slats set into its raked back over one solid seat board, and a warm slat at the centre that lights and carries the press out to its neighbours.
- Wood Icons — Desk
A writing desk with a light table glazed into its top, a single drawer behind a smoked glass front that latches open on a spring, and a pulse that sweeps the panel when the glass is touched.
- 365 Shapes — Cube
The original six-plane glass cube paired with a pixel-built CUBE wordmark.
- 365 Shapes — Triangle
A sharp triangular glass prism paired with a pixel-built TRIANGLE wordmark.
- 365 Shapes — Hexagon
A balanced six-sided glass prism paired with a pixel-built HEXAGON wordmark.
- 365 Shapes — Pentagon
A faceted five-sided glass prism paired with a pixel-built PENTAGON wordmark.
- Koi Studies
A tactile stack of three Japanese koi studies with CSS 3D depth, pointer tilt, drag and keyboard navigation, pixel-mask reveals, and animated halftone imagery.
- Sketchbook
The exact Singapore paper sketchbook with nested-strip page curls, direct dragging, tilt, zoom, a movable magnifying glass, and its complete authored plate set.
- Meng Timeline
A scroll-driven horizontal timeline of Meng To's 17 highest-reach posts from June through August 2026, composed as perspective-scaled post cards with synchronized date markers, rays, embedded clips, and like reveals.