three-vue-tres

Why we included this project

Teams building digital twins, industrial dashboards, or interactive 3D scenes for the browser get a working starting point here instead of a blank Three.js canvas. The framework builds on Three.js, Vue 3, and TresJS and adds routing, layouts, permissions, and plugin conventions, so a team can move from a scene idea to a deployable web or mini-program app without stitching libraries together by hand. Its bundled online scene editor and dynamic component service let you assemble and export scenes visually, which helps when you need to hand editable 3D content to non-specialists. AI collaboration is built into the workflow: spec files and a plugin-builder skill let an assistant generate code that follows the project's conventions, and an optional locally deployed image-to-3D pipeline can bring generated assets into scenes. It is a good fit for teams that want a maintained, commercially usable 3D foundation with a path toward AI-assisted authoring, though the AI features are an extension of the core rendering stack rather than the product itself.