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I think the 3D scene is nice to look at. I guess a lot of work went into it!
However, it sends my (older) laptop straight into takeoff mode with thermal throttling and power throttling. On my gaming PC, it uses 50 watts of extra power. Just to display the website, without any interaction at all.
If I read the code correctly, the scene is entirely static when not switching between light and dark mode. Maybe the web application could make use of that fact and only render frames during the switch.
Alternatively, though this might sound too dumb a solution: static images and movies are a thing browsers are unreasonably good at.
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I think the 3D scene is nice to look at. I guess a lot of work went into it!
However, it sends my (older) laptop straight into takeoff mode with thermal throttling and power throttling. On my gaming PC, it uses 50 watts of extra power. Just to display the website, without any interaction at all.
If I read the code correctly, the scene is entirely static when not switching between light and dark mode. Maybe the web application could make use of that fact and only render frames during the switch.
Alternatively, though this might sound too dumb a solution: static images and movies are a thing browsers are unreasonably good at.
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