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Cave Creeper Head

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Aug 5, 2025
Created on Aug 5, 2025

A CSS and JavaScript drawing depicts a Minecraft creeper head within a purple cave scene, featuring glowing lava and interactive buttons. The code uses plain HTML, CSS custom properties, and JavaScript to construct the scene via absolute positioning and layered gradients. Animated keyframes control the lava's glow, and the interface allows users to toggle cave views, though only one non-functional state is present in the script.

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Cave Creeper Head

A CSS drawing of a Minecraft creeper head in a purple cave environment with lava. Created with pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Features

  • Purple cave environment with rock textures
  • Glowing lava at the bottom
  • Animated lava glow effect
  • Interactive buttons to change cave/lava states
  • Responsive design

How to Use

  1. Open index.html in any modern web browser
  2. Use the buttons at the bottom to toggle between cave views
  3. Watch the creeper head glow in the purple cave with lava

Customization

  • Adjust colors in styles.css to change cave/lava tones
  • Modify animation speed in the lavaGlow keyframes
  • Change the rock texture pattern in --rock-texture variable
MIT Licensed

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