@isometric

The engine behind every figure: orthographic projection, meshes with hidden faces removed, picking, springs, one shared animation loop that sleeps offscreen, a…

The line-drawn depth every primitive stands on: an offset outline and three diagonals that fade as the face sinks.

A city block of towers on a plinth. Towers near the pointer rise, the nearer the higher.

An app window taken apart into four layers. Moving across opens the gap; moving down picks a layer.

A forty-key keyboard. The key under the pointer sinks and its neighbours follow; a click presses it home.

An open server rack of eight units. The pointer's height pulls the nearest units out and wakes their lights.

A thin laptop. The pointer's height sets how far the lid stands open; the screen lights as it opens.

An isometric bar chart drawn from your data. The bar under the pointer lifts and reads its value.

A staircase that reads as progress. A token rests on the current step and hops as the pointer walks it.

An upright folder of five sheets. As the pointer comes near the sheets rise; the nearest rises highest.

A database drawn as three stacked disks. The pointer's height parts the stack above the disk it picks.

A sealed box. Its flaps fold open as the pointer comes near, and a cube rises out.

A network of a hub and eight nodes. A pulse runs the shortest route to the node nearest the pointer.

A three by three cube. The pointer's height picks a layer and moving across twists it; it settles on a quarter turn.

A tower you can take apart: slide the glass panel off, lift the memory out, pull the graphics card, and press power to spin every fan.

A heart cut from a slab, beating. Point at it to quicken the pulse; click to like it, and it fills and throws off a burst of cubes.

A block and tackle on a frame. Drag the rope's handle down and the load rises by the pull divided by the ratio, with the wheels turning as the rope runs.

A small stone church: a nave under a tiled roof, buttresses between pointed windows, a rose window over arched doors, and a tower with an open belfry and a spi…

A ring-core reactor: a glowing core inside ten coils. The coils charge as the pointer comes near and the ring turns; click to fire a pulse.

One block you can mine, in nine materials. Each click cracks it; the last breaks it into fragments and drops an item, and the block grows back.

A wooden chest with an iron latch. Click to lift the lid on its hinge; what is inside floats up and turns.

A torch set in a stone block. Its flame flickers and lights a ring around it; click to snuff it out in a curl of smoke, and again to light it.

A block tree: a log trunk under a crown of leaves. It sways while the pointer is over it; click to shake a few leaves loose.

A block as a small static icon in its material's tint, plus the recessed slot that holds one. Plain SVG, so it renders on the server.

A row of nine slots. Click a slot, use the arrow keys, scroll over it, or press 1 to 9 anywhere on the page.

A grid of slots holding blocks and their counts. Click a slot, or move with the arrow keys.

Health as a row of pixel hearts, with halves. A heart that is lost blinks once.

Experience: a segmented bar with the level standing over its middle.

A small isometric town where everything works: the church, a reactor in the square, a pulley yard, a PC, a garden, trees, chests and torches. Pan, zoom, and bu…

A button that stands on its own depth and sinks into it when pressed.

A slab: a card standing on its own depth, composed like shadcn's Card.

A block that slides along a recessed groove. Built on Radix Switch.

A row of tiles: the chosen tile stands up and the rest are pressed flat. Built on Radix Tabs.

A rail with a cube riding it, with optional ticks. Built on Radix Slider.

A row of keys; a key that is on stays pressed down. Built on Radix Toggle Group.

A keycap for shortcuts, which can be shown held down.

A small slab for status and counts.

Progress as a row of blocks: filled blocks stand up, empty ones lie flat.

A recessed well: an input whose inner walls read as depth going into the page.

An isometric lattice of fine lines to put behind content, fading toward its edges.

Every Isometric figure and primitive in one install.