3D web experience
Vaho
Tripothon S1 entry
A fogged window you wipe with your finger. Behind it are real 3D worlds, and what you draw on the glass comes alive.
The gift
Vaho is a window for someone far away. You wipe the glass, draw on the fog and write a few words, and Vaho folds the place, the drawings and the message into a short link. Whoever opens it finds their name on the glass.
Drawing is the interface
Symbols change the place: a heart sends up paper lanterns, a star brings the night, a bird releases paper cranes. Animals are drawn freely. A small neural network in the browser, trained on Google Quick, Draw!, recognizes ten of them, and a folded-paper version steps out and walks.
Eight worlds
A town beneath a volcano in Ecuador, a rail town in Japan, a courtyard in Provence, islands above the clouds, a greenhouse on the Moon, a garden under the sea and more. Each one is a World Labs world made from a single image, streamed as Gaussian splats behind a custom fog shader. In some you can climb through the frame and walk outside.
One pipeline for every creature
Tripo builds the whole bestiary: image to image turns a sketch into folded paper, image to 3D builds the model, and auto-rig plus retargeting make it walk. Everything is generated offline, so the site never spends credits and needs no account.
