smithery/f0rr0

react-three-webgl

Build scroll-driven WebGL + DOM sites with React Three Fiber and three.js, with progressive enhancement, Next.js integration, and animation stacks.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/f0rr0 --skill react-three-webgl

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SKILL.md

React Three / three.js / R3F / Scroll + DOM

Purpose

  • Build accessible, SEO-friendly websites that progressively enhance into cinematic WebGL experiences.
  • Mix DOM and 3D without sacrificing layout, accessibility, or performance.

How to use this skill

  • Start with [overview.md](./overview.md) for architecture, mental models, and core primitives.
  • Use [scroll.md](./scroll.md) for scroll rigs, DOM tracking, and multi-view layouts.
  • Use [nextjs.md](./nextjs.md) for Next.js integration patterns and client boundaries.
  • Use [animation.md](./animation.md) for transitions and animation stacks (GSAP, Motion, Theatre.js, react-spring).
  • Use [performance.md](./performance.md) for performance scaling and scene optimization.

Quick principles

  • Progressive enhancement first: HTML and CSS are the baseline; WebGL is optional.
  • Prefer a single shared WebGL canvas across routes.
  • DOM is the layout source of truth; WebGL tracks DOM proxies.
  • Scroll is a timeline; keep scroll and rendering in sync.
  • Optimize early: reduce draw calls, reuse resources, render on demand.