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🕉️ Ganesha — Interactive 3D Experience

What happens when tradition meets creative coding?

This is a premium interactive Ganesh Chaturthi experience built with React, Vite, Three.js and WebGL.

The experience takes the user through a cinematic visual journey where golden light and particles come together to form Lord Ganesha, transform into a detailed 3D idol, respond to the user's interaction, and eventually dissolve back into flowing light.

This isn't a traditional website.

It's a creative-coding experience designed to make people stop scrolling and explore.

✨ What you'll get

You will receive the complete source code of the experience, including:

• ⚛️ React + Vite project
• 🌌 Three.js / WebGL 3D scene
• ✨ Interactive particle system
• 🎨 Custom GLSL shaders
• 🕉️ Ganesha 3D model integration
• 🎥 Cinematic camera movement
• 💡 Custom lighting & atmosphere
• 🖱️ Mouse / cursor interaction
• 🎞️ Sequenced animation system
• ⚡ Performance management
• 📱 Responsive experience
• 🎨 Animated Ganpati Bappa Morya section
• ✨ Particle dissolution effects
• 🎉 Happy Vinayak Chaturthi finale

🎬 The Experience

The project follows a cinematic sequence:

Darkness

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Begin Experience

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Golden energy awakens

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Particles gather

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Particles form Ganesha

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Ganesha materializes into a 3D idol

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Interactive 3D experience

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Ganpati Bappa Morya

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The idol dissolves into flowing golden particles

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Happy Vinayak Chaturthi

Every stage is connected through animation and visual storytelling rather than being a collection of disconnected effects.

🛠️ Built With

React — Component-based application structure

Vite — Fast development and production tooling

Three.js — 3D/WebGL rendering

GLSL Shaders — Custom particle and visual effects

JavaScript — Interaction, sequencing and application logic

CSS — Styling, typography and responsive design

📁 Clean Project Architecture

The source code is organized into separate systems and components so you can understand and customize the experience instead of dealing with one giant file.

You'll find dedicated areas for:

• 3D experience
• Ganesha model
• particles
• shaders
• camera
• lighting
• post-processing
• animation sequencing
• timeline management
• performance management
• UI overlays
• final typography

🚀 How to Run

You don't need to manually configure everything from scratch.

1. Install Node.js

Make sure Node.js is installed on your computer.

2. Open the project

Open the downloaded project in VS Code or your preferred editor.

3. Install dependencies

npm install

4. Start the development server

npm run dev

Open the local URL provided by Vite.

That's it. ✨

🎨 Customize It

The project is structured so you can experiment with it.

You can customize things like:

• Ganesha model
• particle behavior
• particle density
• colors
• lighting
• camera movement
• animation timing
• typography
• intro experience
• final message
• atmosphere
• visual effects

So this isn't just something you run once.

Use it as a starting point for your own creative experiments.

🌐 Build & Deploy

When you're ready to publish:

npm run build

This generates the production build that can be deployed to compatible static hosting platforms such as Netlify or other services supporting Vite applications.

💻 Who is this for?

This source code is especially useful for:

• Frontend developers
• Creative developers
• Three.js learners
• WebGL enthusiasts
• Students building portfolios
• Developers creating festival experiences
• Designers experimenting with interactive websites
• Anyone who wants to explore cinematic 3D on the web

You don't need to recreate the entire experience from scratch.

Study it → modify it → experiment → build your own version.

🕉️ Why I Made This

Ganesh Chaturthi is traditionally experienced through celebration, art and devotion.

I wanted to explore what happens when that feeling is expressed through interactive technology and creative coding.

So instead of making another static festival website, I built an experience where light creates Ganesha, the user interacts with the idol, and the form eventually returns to light.

Tradition meets technology.

📦 What you receive

Complete source-code project + project documentation/guide.

The included guide explains:

• Project structure
• Installation
• Running locally
• Customization
• Build process
• Deployment

⚠️ Important

The project may contain third-party libraries and assets with their own licenses. Before redistributing or repackaging any included third-party asset, check its applicable license.

✨ Create. Experiment. Build.

Your next creative web experience can start here.

Ganpati Bappa Morya. 🕉️❤️