Warehouse Flowplane is an open-source, retro-futuristic grid animation I built using Three.js to create the illusion of infinite forward motion. The idea was to design a simple but immersive visual that feels futuristic, clean, and lightweight enough to run smoothly in the browser.
I built Warehouse Flowplane as a personal exploration of motion, depth, and minimalism on the web. I wanted to understand how far I could go with simple geometry and clean math without relying on heavy assets or complex shaders. This project helped me sharpen my understanding of Three.js fundamentals, camera perspective, and visual flow, while also creating something that feels modern, calm, and endlessly extendable. My goal was not just to create an effect, but to make something others could learn from, remix, and build upon.
I was inspired by classic synthwave environments and modern digital interfaces. By combining a moving 3D grid with depth fog, I achieved a continuous flow effect that works well as a hero background, landing page animation, or experimental UI element.
Features
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Infinite flowing grid animation
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Smooth performance powered by Three.js
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Lightweight and easy to customize
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Can be used full-screen or embedded
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Clean and beginner-friendly source code
Tech Stack
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HTML
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CSS
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JavaScript (ES Modules)
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Three.js
Open Source
I’m sharing this project as open source so anyone can learn from it or build on top of it. You are free to use it in personal or commercial projects, modify the code, and redistribute it—credit is always appreciated.
🔗 Live Preview & Source Code
A live preview is included in this post. If you like the effect, feel free to copy the code, experiment with it, and make it your own.
