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Svelte Cubed
Creating 3D graphics on the web has never been easier or more accessible. Svelte Cubed lets you build state-driven Three.js scenes with minimal code.
When used with a framework like SvelteKit, Svelte Cubed supercharges your Three.js development with features like hot module reloading, giving you the best possible development experience — while also optimising for user experience with techniques like treeshaking.
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https://svelte-cubed.vercel.app/
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