mengto / kage
An interactive five-chapter night walk through a Kyoto mountain temple, rendered live in Three.js.
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What is kage?
kage is an interactive five-chapter night walk through a Kyoto mountain temple. It uses page scrolling to move a live WebGL camera through a procedural temple scene layered with generated imagery. kage is a static HTML site built with Three.js.
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Key features of kage
- kage moves a live WebGL camera through a mountain temple as the page scrolls.
- kage combines procedural architecture, lantern light, fog, rain, drifting leaves, a vermilion moon, and a restrained bloom pipeline.
- kage layers editorial typography, generated scene plates, and alpha-preserving WebP foreground elements over the 3D world.
- kage provides chapter navigation, a responsive mobile layout, reduced-motion behavior, and a custom cursor for precise pointer devices.
How mengto/kage works
The page structure, styling, procedural scene construction, scroll choreography, and interaction logic are contained in index.html. A vendored Three.js r149 build in secret-pathways-assets/three.min.js provides WebGL rendering without a package manager or build step. As the page scrolls, the live camera moves through runtime-built temple architecture, torii, lanterns, terrain, rain, leaves, fog, the moon, and post-processing. Generated WebP scene plates and foreground cutouts are placed in HTML layers over the 3D world. PROMPT.md documents the scene structure, layout system, motion language, and quality constraints for rebuilding or reinterpreting the experience.
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Getting started with kage
- From the repository root, start a local static server.
python3 -m http.server 4173 --bind 127.0.0.1 - Open the locally served page in a browser.
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mengto/kage FAQ
What is kage?
kage is an interactive five-chapter night walk through a Kyoto mountain temple. kage renders the experience live with Three.js and layered generated imagery.
How does kage work?
kage uses page scrolling to move a WebGL camera through a runtime-built temple scene. HTML layers add generated scene plates and foreground cutouts over the live 3D world.
How do I install kage?
kage needs no package manager or build step. kage can run locally with a static server from the repository root.
What language is kage written in?
kage is written as a static HTML site using Three.js for WebGL rendering. Its implementation is contained in index.html.
How is the kage code organized?
kage is organized as a small static site centered on index.html. PROMPT.md holds the portable implementation brief, while secret-pathways-assets/ contains the vendored Three.js build and scene assets.
Who is kage for?
kage is for people exploring an interactive visual night walk through a Kyoto mountain temple. kage also provides a portable brief for rebuilding or reinterpreting the experience.
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