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Domino Wave: an interactive 3D cursor template
A field of colourful dominoes that topple outward from the cursor and stand themselves back up.
Try it: Brush to tip them · click for a chain reaction. Open the live Domino Wave full screen.
Where the Domino Wave works best
Product launches, chain-reaction stories, games and data storytelling.
How it is built
Instanced dominoes hinge on their bottom edge; a topple spreads outward from the cursor with a delay per distance, and each domino stands back up after a pause. The whole effect is plain three.js in one module script. It renders only while it is on screen and caps the pixel ratio on high-density displays to protect performance.
Add it to your website
- Add a Code, Embed or Custom HTML block where the effect should sit (Webflow, Framer, WordPress, GoHighLevel, Shopify or plain HTML).
- Paste the snippet. It is one element and one script; three.js loads from a CDN.
- Edit the colours and words in the settings block, then publish.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Domino Wave template free?
Anyone can open it live and try the interaction. Copying the code is included with a Scrollhaus plan.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. On touch screens it runs a gentle automatic motion so the scene is never still, and taps trigger the click interaction.
Do I need Spline or three.js experience?
No. It is one HTML element and one module script. Colours, text and images live in a settings block at the top.
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