DFRAG / Wrapper studies
Click once. Turn. Peel the back seam. Cards emerge.
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Keep all three. Mix changes the peel between packs. Choose A, B or C to inspect a specific direction.
Scope, sources and implementation
This is an isolated Vite and Three.js motion study. The app and database are untouched. The main 860 ms turn follows the existing Fantasy prototype, with a settling tail that continues into the peel. The wrapper uses deforming meshes with authored release curves, not a physics simulation. Rendering runs only while playing, scrubbing or resizing.
The original Oceania 2026 foil atlas and DFRAG typography come from the Fantasy prototype at fc36274. The card portrait comes from dfrag.gg development at 942179a6. The card is an illustrative motion stand-in. Real pack-back references informed the broad, flat folded seam; they are linked in the review.
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Lower. Two deformed sheets and two bonded lips.