Ribbon flight

Make it fit your project.

Build a Three.js ribbon mesh along a closed Catmull-Rom curve. Sample a stable frame along the curve, move a highlight along its length using a shader uniform, and use a soft directional light to make its twists readable. Keep the mesh topology fixed.

Build and check.

1. Confirm the supplied content, target environment, and required assets before implementing.
2. Build a Three.js ribbon mesh along a closed Catmull-Rom curve. Sample a stable frame along the curve, move a highlight along its length using a shader uniform, and use a soft directional light to make its twists readable. Keep the mesh topology fixed.
3. Expose seek(t) so frames can be inspected deterministically; add play, pause, replay, and a reduced-motion still.
4. Inspect the opening, midpoint, and final state at desktop and mobile sizes; report any dependency or output limitation.

Know the limits.

• Avoid rebuilding geometry on every frame; cap the path segment count.
• The prompt guides a coding agent; output quality depends on its implementation and review.

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