Zoom components and templates
Explore 12 ThreeUI components, templates, backgrounds, and interactive effects tagged Zoom, 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Sylva Sting — Sylva Sting
The world grows in behind an expanding wavefront, the statement lands, and the frame clears to its loop seam.
- Sylva Sting — Sylva Survey
The same scene cut into three two-second shots on one six-second loop: the survey pulse finishing on the arch's crown, the far ridge under open sky, then the whole root. Nothing is rebuilt between them — the camera cuts, and each shot carries a statement of its own.