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Escudo de energia 3D

Uma casca com brilho de Fresnel exibe um padrão de energia hexagonal, e cada impacto envia uma onda de choque a partir do ponto atingido.

A translucent energy shell wraps the core, glowing brightest at the rim through the Fresnel effect, with a hexagonal energy pattern drifting across it; each impact sends a bright shockwave rippling out from the hit point. Tap Impact to trigger one manually.

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About 3D Energy Shield

3D Energy Shield is an interactive 3d effects effect. A Fresnel-glowing shell carries a hexagonal energy pattern, and each impact sends a shockwave rippling from the hit point. Adjust camera angles, lighting, and parameters to explore the 3D scene from any perspective. The real-time rendering delivers smooth visual performance directly in your browser. This effect runs directly in your browser using Three.js and WebGL, with no downloads or plugins required.

How to Interact

Click and drag to rotate the 3D scene in any direction. Scroll to zoom in and out. Move your mouse to interact with objects and particles in the 3D space. On mobile, use touch gestures to rotate and pinch to zoom.

Technical Details

Built with Three.js and WebGL. Uses perspective camera rendering, real-time GPU shaders, and mouse-driven camera controls. The 3D scene is rendered with hardware acceleration for smooth performance. Supports touch interaction on mobile devices.

Use Cases

Ideal as an interactive 3D background for websites, creative coding reference for Three.js developers, or recording showcase clips for social media content. Also useful for learning WebGL rendering techniques.