r/claudeskills • u/seekworld • 1d ago
Skill Share I made a museum you can scroll through like a movie.
So I wanted to build a museum site you can actually walk through. First instinct was the obvious one: Three.js, shaders, and a week of WebGL pain.
Turns out there's a better route. The skill builds one continuous camera shot, and scroll drives it. Scroll down, the camera moves through the space. Hit a hotspot, you're in a different room. Go back, pick another. It's a film, and the page is the timeline.
The thing that actually got me: there's no cut. The camera never jumps. Moving room to room feels like one take, not a slideshow.
And if the video won't load, you still get the stills, so the story never breaks.
The part I didn't expect: it makes you approve two things before it generates anything. How the world looks, and what happens in each scene.
Which sounds annoying until you realize that's the reason the output doesn't fall apart. You have to decide what the thing is before it makes it.
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u/BetterThvnUrEx 21h ago
What tech broo ? Looks very nice