u/Every-Owl6533

I’m working on a project called Obsidian Sonic Spire. I chose Base-44 for the coordinate system to keep the database light while scaling to millions of blocks.

The logic: Newcomers stack at the bottom, pushing the 'Peak' higher into the atmosphere.

I’m struggling with the transition between the 'Earth' environment and 'Space' as the Y-axis increases. Does anyone have experience with dynamic skybox blending in Three.js?

Check it out here: [https://obsidian-sonic-spire.base44.app\] (First 500 entries are open for testing)."

I’m working on a project called Obsidian Sonic Spire. I chose Base-44 for the coordinate system to keep the database light while scaling to millions of blocks.

The logic: Newcomers stack at the bottom, pushing the 'Peak' higher into the atmosphere.

I’m struggling with the transition between the 'Earth' environment and 'Space' as the Y-axis increases. Does anyone have experience with dynamic skybox blending in Three.js?

Check it out here: [https://obsidian-sonic-spire.base44.app\] (First 500 entries are open for testing)

Hey everyone,

I’ve always been obsessed with how temporary everything feels online. I wanted to build something that feels heavy and permanent.

I’m building the Obsidian Sonic Spire (https://obsidian-sonic-spire.base44.app). It’s a 3D monument where every newcomer gets a massive stone block stacked at the bottom, eventually pushing the tower from a beautiful Earth garden all the way into deep space.

The Vision: A South African-led movement to build the tallest digital structure in history, brick by brick.

Why I’m here: I’m still working on the Base-44 logic and the space transitions, but I need 'Founding Members' to help me test the weight and the physics.

The Deal: I’m giving away the first 500 blocks for free. If you join now, your names are etched into the Top (The Peak) forever before it becomes a paid monument.

I’d love your feedback on the 'Slam' animation and the fonts. What should the 'Space' level look like? Let me know!