# A scene that reads — free DROP3 prompt

Build an original small Three.js garden scene. Use a path, a tree, and a simple shelter as three readable masses. Inspect my workspace first and preserve unrelated changes. Do not assume assets or paid services are available.

Start with a graybox at human scale. Pick one hero camera and one key light. Make the silhouette and negative space readable at thumbnail size. Then add two contrasting opaque materials using a coherent color pipeline. Add a gentle orbit with reduced-motion support, and keep keyboard focus visible.

Show a neutral, no-post frame and the final frame. Check desktop and mobile, a production build served over HTTP, missing assets, console errors, and a warmed frame-time sample. State the hardware and settings. Tell me what remains untested. Ask before deploying.

## Why this works

Composition first; one owner per system; detail only after the structure reads; testable acceptance instead of a promise of perfection. Paid packs extend this approach with scene-specific systems, an installable skill, corrections, and a production-quality guide.

Free to use and adapt for personal or commercial projects. This sample includes instructions only. https://prompts.drop3.app/
