Monolith Aurora
A vertical 'curtain' aurora effect with liquid folding logic and premium specular shine, creating a mercury or silk-like appearance.
Main Features of Monolith Aurora
How to Use Monolith Aurora in Next.js
Installation Guide for Monolith Aurora
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
baseColor | string | #0a0a0a | Deepest background (Black/Dark Gray) |
waveColor | string | #d1d1d1 | The moving liquid (Silver/White) |
speed | number | 0.6 | Flow speed |
intensity | number | 0.8 | How bright the shine is |
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When to Use
Best Practices
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Frequently Asked Questions
QCan I make it colorful?
Yes, pass any vibrant color to `waveColor` (like Emerald or Cyan) to turn the silver waves into a traditional aurora effect.
QWhat is 'folding' logic?
It refers to the way the shader warps space-time coordinate systems to simulate physical creases and folds in a surface.
QIs it responsive?
Yes, it uses an internal aspect-ratio correction to ensure the vertical curtain look remains consistent on all screen resolutions.