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Why it is worth attention
It demonstrates a fully procedural stadium with no imported 3D models, efficient seat rendering via instancing, and animated first-person seat previews, all built as a self-contained HTML experience with Three.js and GSAP.
Who it is for
- Web developers interested in procedural 3D generation
- Football fans who want to explore stadium seat views virtually
- UX/UI designers exploring interactive 3D interfaces for ticketing
- Creative technologists prototyping stadium or venue experiences
Use cases
- Pre‑purchase seat view exploration for simulated ticketing demos
- Learning how to build procedural 3D environments with Three.js
- Prototyping interactive stadium maps with seat selection and camera flights
- Showcasing efficient instancing techniques for rendering thousands of objects
Strengths
- Fully procedural stadium generation without any external 3D assets
- Thousands of individually selectable seats rendered efficiently with instancing
- Smooth animated camera flights and first‑person seat previews
- Self‑contained in a single index.html, easy to run locally with minimal setup
Considerations
- A concept demo – ticketing data (pricing, availability, checkout) is simulated, not real
- Licensed under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0, not OSI‑approved open source, and commercial use requires a separate license
- Limited to a single stadium concept; no customization or editing tools provided
README quick start
StadiView
Experience every seat before match day.
StadiView is an interactive, procedural 3D football stadium concept. Explore the stadium, select from thousands of generated seats, and fly into a first person preview of the view from each one.
[!NOTE] StadiView is a concept demo. The fixture, prices, seat availability, checkout, and other ticketing data are simulated; no real tickets are sold through this project.
Highlights
- A fully procedural stadium with no imported 3D models
- Thousands of individually selectable seats rendered efficiently with instancing
- Animated camera flights and first person seat views
- Generated seat previews, pricing, availability, tiers, blocks, and benefits
- Animated players, ball, crowd, lighting, scoreboards, and pitch side displays
- Stadium overview, mini map, orbit controls, keyboard support, and reduced motion handling
- A self contained experience in
index.html, powered by Three.js and GSAP
Try it locally
npm install
npm run dev
Then open the local address shown by Vite.
Controls
| Action | Control |
|---|---|
| Rotate around the stadium | Click or touch and drag |
| Zoom | Mouse wheel or on screen controls |
| Preview a seat | Click a seat |
| Look around from a seat | Drag while in seat view |
| Leave seat view | Press Esc or use “Back to stadium” |
| Confirm the demo selection | Press Enter or use “Grab seat” |
Support the project
If StadiView sparked an idea or you would like to support more experimental, vibe coded projects like this, you can buy me a coffee through PayPal. No pressure. The best support is enjoying the project and sharing it with someone who might like it. ☕
Licensing
StadiView is available under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0. You may study, share, and adapt it for permitted noncommercial purposes while keeping the required copyright and license notices.
Commercial use requires a separate commercial license. This includes use in a paid product, client project, ticketing platform, stadium or club experience, or other bus
Description
A 3D football stadium to visualize where you sit in the seat before you buy it
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