MoneyBankCustomizer

Assemble Three.js primitives in a browser, transform and duplicate objects, adjust gear or rod dimensions, and export the scene as OBJ or GLB.

What this tool does

MoneyBankCustomizer is a general-purpose Three.js primitive assembler rather than a bank-specific designer. Add basic shapes, select them with transform gizmos, organize the scene, and export the assembled geometry.

Who this is for

• Makers blocking out simple 3D assemblies
• Designers arranging primitive forms before detailed modeling
• Students learning selection, transforms, and scene export

How to use this tool

1. Add a gear, rod, cube, sphere, cylinder, cone, or torus
2. Select an object and use Translate, Rotate, or Scale gizmos; keyboard shortcuts are shown in the app
3. Rename, lock, duplicate, delete, or adjust the scene grid, axes, and background
4. Export the current scene as OBJ or GLB

Inputs

Inputs include primitive type, gear teeth/radius/thickness, rod length/radius, object transforms, names, locks, duplication, scene background, grid, axes, and camera controls.

Outputs

The page displays a WebGL scene and downloads the assembled geometry as OBJ or GLB. It has no project persistence and does not validate dimensions, clearances, materials, or manufacturing readiness.

Example use cases

• Arrange gears, rods, and primitives into a concept assembly
• Compare object placement and transform variations
• Export a rough scene for cleanup in another 3D tool

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