illutions

illutions is a proprietary Web 3D engine for building interactive browser-based 3D applications with Three.js, XState, GSAP, Tweakpane and more.

Gallery

Explore all illutions examples in the GitHub Gallery: https://github.com/illutions

Why use Illutions?

• Powerful state machine: Use XState to coordinate events, actions, and state transitions.
• Precise animation control: Layer and blend clips, control loops and transitions, and use GSAP for fades and speed changes.
• Small initial download: Optional modules load only when their features are used.
• Modern graphics APIs: Render with WebGPU where supported, with automatic fallback to WebGL.
• Enhanced image quality: Post-processing adds anti-aliasing, ambient occlusion with SSAO/GTAO, indirect illumination with WebGPU SSGI, and screen-space reflections.
• Individual graphics to each device: Adaptive Graphics adjusts visual quality to the hardware's performance.
• Eco Mode: Reduces rendering work to lower power use and help preserve battery life.
• Complex 3D scenes: Load GLTF/GLB scenes with geometry, materials, textures, and animation clips.
• Fast visual startup: Progressive loading displays the first model level while higher-quality geometry and textures load; background maps update in stages.
• Interact with 3D: Users interact with scene objects and Web Components. Raycasting and events connect the scene with the page.
• Live engine tuning: The Inspector lets you adjust supported Illutions settings while the application runs.
• Performance at a glance: The Info Bar shows the renderer API, FPS, CPU/update time, and rendering statistics in real time.

Installation

The recommended starting point is an illutions project template. The template includes a package.json with all dependencies required by the application, so setup is usually just:

Project templates for customers are available on GitHub.

npm install

For a manual setup, install illutions together with its peer dependencies:

npm install illutions three xstate

three and xstate are peer dependencies and must be installed by the application that uses illutions.

Usage

import { App, cfg } from 'illutions';

await App.run(cfg);

License

illutions is not open source software. It may be used only under the terms granted by illutions.

A valid license.json permits commercial and non-commercial use without requiring the illutions menu bar or attribution to remain visible.

For the 2026 introductory period, the official GitHub project templates include a free license.json valid through December 31, 2026.

See the included LICENSE file for the legal rights and restrictions.

Templates, documentation, and support links are provided through the illutions website as they become available.

Website: https://illutions.com