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[EJ] Fork of 3D Fractal Tree

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EEJ Fox
Last edited Mar 7, 2025
Created on Mar 7, 2025
Forked from 3D Fractal Tree

A procedurally generated fractal tree glows with purple leaves against a dark backdrop, rendered in Three.js with WebGL. The animation allows free camera orbit via mouse and WASD movement, while post-processing effects layer over the scene through EffectComposer, UnrealBloomPass for glow, RGBShiftShader for chromatic aberration, FilmPass for grain, and optional GlitchPass, DotScreenPass, and AfterimagePass toggled by keyboard input.

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Glowing Fractal Tree with Postprocessing Effects

This is a beautiful 3D visualization of a fractal tree with glowing leaves and various postprocessing effects.

Features

  • Procedurally generated 3D fractal tree
  • Bloom effect for glowing leaves
  • Multiple post-processing effects (RGB shift, film grain, glitch, dot screen, etc.)
  • Interactive camera controls

Controls

  • WASD: Move camera
  • Mouse: Orbit camera
  • Q/E: Decrease/increase effect intensity
  • 1-5: Switch between different post-processing effects

Technologies Used

  • Three.js for 3D rendering
  • EffectComposer and various postprocessing passes for visual effects
MIT Licensed

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