The project's README from github.com/MengTo/sylva. As one markdown file: README.md.
Sylva is an interactive Three.js landscape study: a procedural, moss-covered root grows through an editorial conservation hero and reacts to the pointer as if it were alive.

The complete page lives in index.html. It uses a vendored Three.js r149 build to create the root, moss, undergrowth, flowers, moths, pointer spray, light, and camera movement at runtime. The same seeded noise grows the same landscape on every load; no model file or pre-rendered moss plate is downloaded.
The interface is plain HTML and CSS around that scene. Pointer parallax, the navigation dock, the card reveals, and the WebGL renderer share one animation loop. The two liquid-metal controls remain isolated in sandboxed iframes so each control can own its WebGL2 state without leaking into the page.
Everything required at runtime is included in this repository. The page makes no external network request after it loads.
Serve the repository root over HTTP:
python3 -m http.server 4173 --bind 127.0.0.1
Then visit http://127.0.0.1:4173/.
There is no install or build step. A browser with WebGL2 support is recommended; the page retains its layout and core content if the main Three.js scene cannot start.
sylva/
├── index.html # Complete experience
├── sylva-assets/
│ ├── three.min.js # Vendored Three.js r149 runtime
│ ├── lexend-latin.woff2 # Local Lexend variable font
│ ├── liquid-metal-explore.html
│ ├── liquid-metal-play.html
│ └── card-*.webp # Field-note imagery
├── assets/ # README preview
├── licenses/ # Third-party license texts
└── README.md
The layout began as an independent study of an editorial conservation composition by Daniel Snows. Sylva preserves the broad compositional idea while replacing its foreground artwork with original procedural geometry, shaders, motion, and interactions. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original designer.
The local project notes record Higgsfield image generation and compositing for the supporting imagery. Three.js r149 is distributed under the MIT License, and Lexend is distributed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1; their license texts are included in licenses/.
No license is granted for reuse or redistribution of the Sylva code, design, or artwork. The bundled third-party components remain under their respective licenses.