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NNita
Last edited Mar 29, 2025
Created on Mar 29, 2025

A three-dimensional heart rotates continuously within a responsive SVG container, its layered shapes creating a sense of depth and volume. The animation, driven by an animation frame loop in D3.js, updates a rotation angle that shifts each of the 20 heart-shaped paths horizontally and vertically. D3's `select`, `rgb`, and SVG path rendering construct the visual, while React's `useRef`, `useEffect`, and `useState` manage the container dimensions and animation state. The heart's colors and stroke opacity vary by depth to enhance the 3D effect.

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3D Heart Visualization

This project demonstrates a 3D heart visualization created using D3.js and React.

The heart is created using multiple SVG heart shapes layered with different scales, colors, and positions to create a 3D effect. The heart rotates smoothly to enhance the 3D appearance.

Technologies

  • React for UI components and state management
  • D3.js for SVG rendering and animation
  • CSS for styling

Features

  • 3D heart visualization using SVG
  • Smooth rotation animation
  • Responsive design that adapts to window size
MIT Licensed

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