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img2threejs
img2threejs reconstructs a 3D object from a single reference image as a procedural Three.js model using code-only, token-efficient, staged pipeline with quality gates, producing animation-ready Three.js groups.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It gamifies GitHub contribution data into an immersive, real-time 3D experience with a global leaderboard that rewards skill over raw commit count, and includes features like near-miss scoring, mobile tilt controls, and server-side anti-cheat.
Who it is for
- GitHub users curious about visualizing their coding activity
- Developers interested in Three.js and game development
- Gamification and data visualization enthusiasts
- Open-source hobbyists who enjoy fun side projects
Use cases
- Exploring your own commit patterns in a novel way
- Sharing your 'commit city' with friends via a shareable link
- Competing on the leaderboard to achieve a high pilot rating
- Learning from the open-source codebase (Vite, Three.js, TypeScript)
Strengths
- Innovative concept: directly maps GitHub contribution data to 3D geometry
- Performance: all buildings as single draw call, instanced objects, 60 fps on mid-range laptops
- Anti-cheat: server-side validation of scores against real contribution data
- Accessibility: `prefers-reduced-motion` support and zero-asset fallback (procedural audio, primitive models)
Considerations
- Only covers the last 12 months of contributions (starting from first commit in that period)
- Requires a GitHub token to run locally (read:user scope) and Redis for persistent leaderboard
- Limited to GitHub users; cannot visualize other version control histories
README quick start
✈️ Skyline Run
Fly a plane through a year of your GitHub commits.
Every day you committed becomes a building. Busy days become skyscrapers. Crash into one and it tells you exactly which date killed you.
▶ Play it live · star this repo and you fly a golden plane ✨
What is this?
Skyline Run turns your GitHub contribution graph into a 3D city and puts you in the cockpit of a small plane flying through it — starting at your first contribution day of the last twelve months and ending today.
- One day = one building. Height is exact:
2 + commits × 1.2units. A 40-commit day is a tower; a lazy Sunday is a gap you can dive through. - Seven lanes, one per weekday. Sunday is the leftmost lane, Saturday the rightmost — your weekly rhythm becomes the city's shape. Month boundaries are race-checkpoint arches, and a pulsing beacon marks your busiest day.
- Crashing is informative (and explosive). Debris, fireball, camera tumble — then a crash report naming the date, its commit count, and a bar chart of that week.
- Type any GitHub username to fly someone else's year, or share yours with a
link that renders their city as the link preview:
skyline-run.vercel.app/share/.
Scoring & the global leaderboard
Flying safely above the city earns nothing. The points live down in the canyon:
| Action | Points |
|---|---|
| Passing a building below rooftop level | its commit count |
| Near-miss (within 1.5 units of a wall or roof) | commit count × 3 |
| Chaining near-misses within 3 s | combo multiplier ×2, ×3 … up to ×8 |
| Cruising high above everything | 0 — and your combo resets |
The global leaderboard ranks by pilot rating — the percentage of your own city's theoretical maximum you scored — so a 300-commit pilot flying brilliantly outranks a 10,000-commit pilot coasting. Submissions are validated server-side against your real contribution data (impossible scores, speeds, and combos are rejected).
Stargazers of this repo get a ⭐ badge on the leaderboard and fly a golden plane — verified automatically, no login needed.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
A D / ← → | steer, with banking roll |
W S / ↑ ↓ | climb / dive |
Shift (hold) | boost — 1.6× speed, FOV widens |
Space (hold) | slow-mo — 0.45× time |
Esc / |
Description
✈️ Fly a plane through a 3D city built from your GitHub contribution graph. Near-miss commits for combos, crash into your busiest day.
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