# img2threejs
**Repository Path**: theyn/img2threejs
## Basic Information
- **Project Name**: img2threejs
- **Description**: No description available
- **Primary Language**: Unknown
- **License**: Apache-2.0
- **Default Branch**: main
- **Homepage**: None
- **GVP Project**: No
## Statistics
- **Stars**: 0
- **Forks**: 0
- **Created**: 2026-07-28
- **Last Updated**: 2026-07-28
## Categories & Tags
**Categories**: Uncategorized
**Tags**: None
## README
*Reference images reconstructed in code as animation-ready Three.js models, running live in the browser.*
### [→ Open the Live Demo Gallery](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/)
Every model in the gallery is generated code, running in your browser. No mesh files, no downloads.
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## Live demos
Reconstructions built entirely from primitives, procedural shaders, and generated geometry. Open any model to orbit it, inspect its reference, and read the generated source.
| Demo | Subject | View | Source |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Glock-18 · Ghost Protocol (Well-Worn) | CS2 weapon | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/glock-ghost-protocol) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/glock-ghost-protocol/createGlockGhostProtocolModel.ts) |
| Classic Knife · Fade (Minimal Wear) | CS2 weapon | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/classic-fade) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/classic-fade/createClassicFadeModel.ts) |
| BMX Endurance Bike | hard-surface object | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/bmx-endurance) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/bmx-endurance/createBmxEnduranceBikeModel.ts) |
| M9 Bayonet · Doppler Phase 2 | CS2 weapon | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/m9-doppler) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/m9-doppler/createM9DopplerModel.ts) |
| Sony WF-1000XM3 Earbuds + Case | hard-surface object | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/sony-wf1000xm3) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/sony-wf1000xm3/createSonyWf1000xm3Model.ts) |
| ISSACA 12 Gauge Shotgun | hard-surface object | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/issaca-shotgun) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/issaca-shotgun/createIssacaShotgunModel.ts) |
| Gerber Paracord Knife | hard-surface object | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/gerber-knife) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/gerber-knife/createGerberKnifeModel.ts) |
| Doraemon House (isometric diorama) | diorama | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/doraemon-house) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/doraemon-house/createDoraemonHouseModel.ts) |
| War-Hauler "SECTOR 07" | hard-surface object | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/warhauler) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/warhauler/createWarHaulerModel.ts) |
| Crowned Loot Chest | hard-surface object | [Live](https://img2threejs.github.io/img2threejs-showcase/#/demo/crown-chest) | [code](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase/blob/main/src/demos/crown-chest/createCrownChestModel.ts) |
The gallery source lives in [img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase](https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs-showcase). If this project is useful, a star on this repo helps others find it.
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## What it does
You give it one reference image of an object. It produces a `THREE.Group` factory written in TypeScript that recreates that object from primitives, procedural shaders, and generated geometry — with a runtime hierarchy (pivots, sockets, colliders) so the result is ready to animate, not an inert lump.
It runs under Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode. It is agent-agnostic: wherever the docs say "agent vision" or "agent browser tool", it uses whatever the host provides — native image reading, a browser MCP, the project preview, or a user-supplied screenshot.
### Subjects and detail accuracy
- **Objects and characters.** Each subject is classified `object`, `character`, or `hybrid`. Objects follow the hard-surface pipeline; characters route through an anatomy-aware track (head-unit proportions, facial landmarks, pose) documented in `grimoire/character/reconstruction.md`.
- **Detail-first analysis.** Before code generation the pipeline enumerates a `detailInventory` of identity-defining small details (gloss, bevel/rounding, screws/rivets, engraved or painted linework, contours, stains and wear). Every detail must map to a real component or material entry, and a strict-quality gate blocks generation until the inventory is complete. Taxonomy: `grimoire/intake/detail_inventory.md`.
- **Maximum likeness for a specific person or character.** An opt-in projection-first path fits a parametric template to image landmarks, de-lights the photo, camera-matches the render, and projects the reference onto the mesh. A single image cannot guarantee 100 percent likeness, so the pipeline reports per-region confidence and asks for more views when it matters. Details: `grimoire/character/likeness_maximization.md`.
- **CS2 weapon review gates.** Knife and Glock-18 routes use family-specific component contracts. The review records exactness tier, family identity, painted-region and projection coverage, per-region confidence, approximation notes, and versioned review-scene metadata; component-coverage and map-stripped blockout gates prevent a convincing texture from standing in for real structure. See [`docs/cs2/review-gates.md`](docs/cs2/review-gates.md).
---
## How it works
A staged sculpting pipeline turns the reference image into a spec, then generates and vision-reviews one build pass at a time — `blockout → structural → form → material → surface → lighting → interaction → optimization` — self-correcting until every identity-defining feature clears its threshold. Deterministic Python scripts handle validation and gating; model tokens are spent only on visual judgment and code.
**→ Full pipeline diagram, gates, self-correction logic, script reference, and the token-efficiency design: [docs/ARCHITECTURE.md](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md)**
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## Quick start
1. **Install** — place this folder in your skills directory:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs.git ~/.claude/skills/img2threejs
```
2. **Invoke** — in Claude Code, attach or point to an object image and run:
```
/img2threejs Rebuild this object as a Three.js model, keep the proportions, angles, and colours.
```
That is enough: the skill classifies the subject, runs the detail inventory, and gates every pass on its own.
3. **Follow the pipeline** — the skill validates the image, writes an assessment and spec, generates the factory pass by pass, and shows you a side-by-side comparison at each step until the render matches.
### Driving it harder
The one-liner leaves the judgement calls to the skill. When you already know what "correct" means for your subject, say so — each line below maps onto a real gate or artifact in the pipeline, so it changes what gets enforced rather than just adding adjectives:
```
/img2threejs Rebuild the subject in this image as a procedural Three.js model.
Fidelity Hold proportions and silhouette to the reference. Enumerate the identity-defining
details first — bevels and rounding, panel seams, fasteners, engraved or painted
linework, gloss vs matte zones, wear — and drop any detail you cannot place on a
real component instead of faking it.
Materials Derive the finish class and gradient stops from the reference pixels, not from
memory. Flag any colour that will not survive tone-mapping.
Runtime Expose pivots and sockets for whatever should move, plus a userData.tick for a
looping idle animation.
Gates Run --strict-quality, and do not advance a pass until the side-by-side review
passes. Report per-region confidence for anything the image cannot show.
```
Useful additions depending on the subject:
- **A specific person or character** — `Maximize likeness: fit the parametric template to the landmarks, de-light and camera-match the reference, then project it. Tell me which regions are inferred.`
- **An animal or creature** — `This is a creature, not a humanoid — use the quadruped body plan and the body-unit proportion system.`
- **A saturated anodized or candy finish** — `The coat is candy-coat, not gem-metal. Keep the hue; do not let the environment steal it.`
- **A cost ceiling** — `Stay at low effort and skip the presentation composer; I only need the evaluation render.`
The scripts run from the skill root and need only Python 3.10+ — nothing to install.
```bash
python3 forge/stage1_intake/probe_image.py