Credits & notices
Last updated: 11 November 2026
This website is an independent personal portfolio created to showcase technical projects, creative work, and interactive experiences. Certain environments, visual references, and fictional elements are tributes to the films, games, and fictional universes that have inspired the author. All third-party names, trademarks, characters, designs, and other intellectual property remain the property of their respective owners. This portfolio is unofficial and is not sponsored, endorsed, approved by, or affiliated with the respective rights holders. Individual asset attributions and applicable usage conditions are documented in the dedicated credits.
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Intellectual property and creative tributes
This is an independent personal portfolio and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or approved by the owners of the films, games, products, characters or other works referenced within it.
Certain interactive experiences are personal, non-commercial creative tributes to works that have influenced the author. Third-party names, trademarks, characters, designs and other intellectual property remain the property of their respective owners.
Where third-party assets are used, their available provenance and licence information is documented in these credits. Original recreations and web-optimised models created for this portfolio are identified separately from third-party source assets.
The Iron-Man figure in the Room is the author's own model of a Marvel character: the modelling is original, the character remains the property of its owner. The Room's other props are credited to their creators below; two of them (the Alexa speaker and the shelf) are of origin not identified and are shown under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence.
Rights holders who believe that material presented here requires correction, additional attribution or removal may contact the site owner through the contact page.
Original portfolio work
Design, code, the procedural 3D models (city drones, Upside Down trees and growth, the room's layout), the Room's own props (the Iron-Man figure, lava lamp, neon “Play” sign and room shell, modelled by the author), the adaptive music and the sound design are original work by Angelo D'Agostino. © 2024–2026 Angelo D'Agostino. All rights reserved.
Open-licence 3D models, textures and sound
- Future City 1 (Neo City base)
- HiQ3D, based on “future city 1” by abhayexe
- CC BY 4.0
- Draco compression
- Generic Civil Service Vehicles (city traffic)
- Comrade1280
- CC BY 4.0
- split per vehicle, rescaled, decimated, WebP textures, Draco; five of them (police car, taxi, ambulance, refuse truck, fire truck) drawn top-down as pixel-art sprites for the 2D City
- Low-poly takeaway coffee cup
- PickledCactusAlan
- CC BY 4.0
- rescaled, re-origined, WebP textures, Draco
- Low poly umbrella
- rbkavin
- CC BY 4.0
- closed umbrella only, rescaled, re-origined, WebP textures, Draco
- Room surfaces: Beige Wall 001, Synthetic Wood, Wood Floor
- Dimitrios Savva, Rico Cilliers, Dario Barresi, Charlotte Baglioni (Poly Haven)
- CC0 1.0
- resized, WebP
- Room props: books, executive chair, hexagon wall, keyboard, mousepad, printer, speakers, blinds
- Tiff Eidmann, Zsky, Danni Bittman, Poly by Google, dook, Jarlan Perez
- CC BY 3.0
- scaled, baked lighting, Draco
- Room prop: Spider-Man figure (Marvel tribute)
- Shitlock_Homeless (licence as labelled by the uploader)
- CC BY 4.0
- posed, rig removed, scaled, baked, Draco
- Room prop: Lamborghini Aventador model (desk toy)
- Sxi.Sai (also published by vloneswrldx)
- CC BY 4.0
- “Lamborghini Aventador Low Poly” by Sxi.Sai, licensed under CC BY 4.0; also published by vloneswrldx as “lamborghini aventador svj”. Scaled, baked lighting, Draco. Lamborghini and Aventador are trademarks of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A.
- Room prop: Rubik’s Cube
- Poly by Google
- CC BY 3.0
- “Rubik's cube” by Poly by Google, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Scaled, baked lighting, Draco. Rubik’s Cube is a trademark of Rubik’s Brand Ltd.
- Room prop: dual monitors on a sit-stand arm
- involuntary tsetse
- CC BY 3.0
- “Dual Monitors on sit-stand arm” by involuntary tsetse, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Scaled, screens replaced by generated displays, baked lighting, Draco
- Room prop: standing desk
- jeff cobesign
- CC BY 3.0
- “Adjustable Desk” by jeff cobesign, licensed under CC BY 3.0. One part removed, scaled, baked lighting, Draco
- Room props modelled by the owner: Iron-Man figure (Marvel tribute), lava lamp, neon “Play” sign, room shell
- Angelo D'Agostino
- original work
- scaled, baked lighting, Draco. The modelling is original; the character it depicts is not: Iron Man is a Marvel character (a Marvel tribute, see below)
- Room props of origin not identified: Alexa speaker, shelf
- origin not identified
- unknown — shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence); see Intellectual property above
- scaled, baked lighting, Draco. Alexa is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc.
- Phone mockups (iPhone 18 Pro Max)
- Ranguel
- CC BY 4.0
- reduced to frame / screen / logo, decimated, re-materialed, Draco. iPhone and Apple are trademarks of Apple Inc.
- Earth globe (EasyParcel case study)
- SebastianSosnowski
- CC BY 4.0
- spheres re-oriented and rescaled, materials and animation replaced, Draco; textures replaced with NASA imagery (below)
- Earth globe textures: Blue Marble Next Generation (day, clouds), elevation for the relief
- NASA Earth Observatory — Reto Stöckli; Jesse Allen using GEBCO data (British Oceanographic Data Centre)
- NASA imagery (not subject to US copyright; credit NASA); GEBCO grid: public domain
- resized, WebP; relief computed as a normal map
- Earth globe star background
- NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio (Deep Star Maps 2020; Gaia DR2: ESA/Gaia/DPAC)
- NASA imagery (not subject to US copyright; credit NASA); NASA does not endorse this site
- resized, exposure lowered, JPEG
- Quadra V-Tech (City car)
- Kreanym
- CC BY 4.0
- wheels split and pivoted, rescaled, PBR materials and lamps rebuilt, WebP, Draco; drawn top-down as pixel-art sprites for the 2D City. The licence covers the 3D model only, not the Cyberpunk 2077 / Quadra design (below).
- Home hero: the night-city flight shot
- Angelo D’Agostino, AI-generated with Google Veo
- the owner’s own generation (Google claims no ownership of generated content)
- edited by the owner, rendered to a scroll-driven WebP frame sequence
- Archive site (legacy.angelo-dagostino.com): the six About-page row images
- Angelo D’Agostino, AI-generated with ChatGPT image generation (OpenAI)
- the owner’s own generation (OpenAI assigns its rights in the output to the user under its Terms of Use)
- resized and re-encoded to AVIF and WebP; no other edits
- Studio avatar
- Ready Player Me (avatar generated for the owner)
- Ready Player Me terms at creation (not recorded; service discontinued) — shipped under an owner release decision
- motion-capture animations added (the model itself unchanged)
- Velora (street car)
- ollitei (Olli Teittinen)
- CC BY 4.0
- “Fictional supercar - V12 Goblin” by ollitei, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Modified: orientation and wheels re-rigged, textures rebuilt as PBR with a new paint, the original plate and badges removed, new lamp livery, the owner’s monogram and plate text added, glass darkened, WebP, Draco; drawn top-down as pixel-art sprites for the 2D City
- Maglev train
- Angelo D'Agostino (built in code)
- original work
- drawn in code as parametric geometry (a lofted pod, a nose cone, a glass canopy, wheel covers, a skinned bellows between the modules, an emissive livery); no model file, no texture
- City sound effects
- Freesound: Ralph0o7, cheesepuff, Henaway, Smice_6, peridactyloptrix, Nox_Sound; Mixkit
- CC0 1.0 / Mixkit Free License
- trimmed, layered, filtered, looped, normalised
- Velora V12 engine sound (approach and fly-by): “Aston Martin DB9 fly-by at speed”
- tall.alex (Freesound)
- CC BY 3.0
- trimmed, filtered, normalised
- Velora V12 engine sound (the pull through the gears): “Aston Martin DB9 pull away on track”
- tall.alex (Freesound)
- CC BY 3.0
- trimmed, filtered, level evened out, played back at the engine’s revs alongside the Lamborghini Murciélago recording by cheesepuff (CC0)
- Studio avatar motion capture: sitting, typing, standing up and sitting down, walking, waving, talking, thinking, looking round, stretching
- Mixamo (Adobe)
- Mixamo terms
- retargeted onto the avatar, feet locked, the seated clips fitted to the studio chair, gestures layered over the idles; baked into the avatar model
- Demogorgon animation clips
- Mixamo (Adobe)
- Mixamo terms
- eleven clips retargeted onto the Demogorgon with locked feet, a petal layer added
- Portfolio template (part of this site’s code derives from it)
- Hamish Williams
- MIT
- © 2020 Hamish Williams. This site began as a fork of the template: part of the 2D web application’s code (the UI kit, the page routes, the layouts, hooks and styles) still descends from it. The template’s design, content and case studies are not used. Hamish Williams did not create, review or endorse this site.
- RC Controller — the City’s controls transmitter
- gorzi (gorzi90)
- CC BY 4.0
- “RC Controller” by gorzi, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Modified, optimised and customised for this portfolio by Angelo D’Agostino: the original branding was removed and replaced by the portfolio logo, the controls were rigged to the player’s input, status LEDs and a live telemetry display were added, the materials were re-coloured.
- DeLorean time machine: the City’s player car (Fortnite, “Back to the Future Time Machine”)
- Epic Games (Fortnite). Taken from the game by The Chippening and DeveloperChipmunk; shared on Sketchfab by Zorg_Sinister
- no licence from Epic Games or Universal: shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence). The Sketchfab page is labelled CC BY 4.0, which cannot cover their rights
- “Outta Time!” (the in-game description). Back to the Future Time Machine is an Uncommon Car Body in Fortnite and is part of the Back to the Future Set. Credits to The Chippening and DeveloperChipmunk for getting the model, and for posting it in the Fortnite Porting Discord server. Adapted for this project: parts split and renamed, lamps and plate rebuilt, textures resized, the flight rig built for this site, optimised. If its rights holders object, another model is already prepared to replace it. Also drawn top-down as pixel-art sprites for the 2D City.
- Marty McFly (1985): a character of the Twin Pines film scene (Fortnite)
- Epic Games (Fortnite). Taken from the game; shared on Sketchfab by Zorg_Sinister
- no licence from Epic Games, Universal or the actor: shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence). The Sketchfab page is labelled CC Attribution, which cannot cover their rights
- “Doc, I’m from the future!” (the in-game description). Adapted for this portfolio: bones reduced and renamed, mesh decimated, textures resized; animated with Mixamo motion capture retargeted here (see the motion row)
- Doc Brown: a character of the Twin Pines film scene (Fortnite)
- Epic Games (Fortnite). Taken from the game; shared on Sketchfab by Zorg_Sinister
- no licence from Epic Games, Universal or the actor: shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence). The Sketchfab page is labelled CC Attribution, which cannot cover their rights
- “Great Scott!” (the in-game description). Adapted for this portfolio: bones reduced and renamed, mesh decimated, textures resized; animated with Mixamo motion capture retargeted here (see the motion row)
- Twin Pines film scene motion: Marty and Doc walking, skating, crouching, filming, stepping out of the van, working the transmitter
- Mixamo (Adobe)
- Mixamo terms
- motion capture retargeted onto the two characters (feet locked to the ground and the board, root motion measured), hands and props layered on top (the camcorder, the transmitter, the skateboard, the dog); only the motion is used
- Einstein, Doc Brown’s dog (Twin Pines film scene): “Husky” from Ultimate Animated Animals
- Quaternius
- CC0 1.0
- welded and subdivided, drop ears rebuilt by hand, a plume tail, recoloured as the film’s dog (a brown and grey-tan coat with a white chest, muzzle, blaze and paws), dark eyes and nose; four of the author’s animations kept
- Marty’s skateboard (Twin Pines film scene): “Skateboard [Sketchfab Texturing Challenge]”
- Johnson Martin
- CC BY 4.0
- Based on “Skateboard [Sketchfab Texturing Challenge]” by Johnson Martin, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Modified: trucks re-proportioned and decimated, wheels re-turned from the author’s wheel profile; the deck rebuilt in the shape of Marty’s Madrid board and painted as it (grip, yellow band, purple splatter), with the Madrid and Valterra logos redrawn for this portfolio under the owner’s release decision. The licence covers the 3D model only, not the marks or the Back to the Future intellectual property.
- Twin Pines film scene sound effects: doors, time circuits, engine, reactor hatch, driving (sampled from the film)
- Extracted by Angelo D’Agostino from his own copy of Back to the Future (Universal / Amblin)
- no licence from Universal or Amblin: shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence); owning a copy of the film does not grant the right to publish its audio
- ten short samples trimmed, mono, loudness-matched, with fades
- Twin Pines film scene intro: one pre-mixed sound of the film’s score (“DeLorean Reveal”) and the effects, locked to the scene
- Score: Alan Silvestri (Back to the Future, Universal City Studios / Amblin Entertainment). Mixed by Angelo D’Agostino in DaVinci Resolve from the score recording, film samples and the sound pack
- no licence from Universal, Amblin or the composer’s publisher: shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence); owning a copy of the film or the soundtrack does not grant the right to publish its audio
- mixed, levels set per section, de-clicked, faded out at 85 s and encoded as AAC
- Twin Pines film scene and City sound pack: DeLorean, time circuits, time travel, 88 MPH keypad, ambience, bells (AI-generated from the game’s audio)
- Created by Angelo D’Agostino with ElevenLabs AI, starting from excerpts of the video game Back to the Future: The Game (Telltale Games, 2010)
- no licence from Telltale, Universal or Amblin: shipped under an owner release decision (not a licence); generating from the game’s audio does not clear it
- 44 generated effects trimmed, mono (stereo ambience), loudness-matched, AAC
- Doc’s step van (Twin Pines film scene): “Rustic Chevrolet P30 Step-Van Replica”
- the.snajp
- CC BY 4.0
- Based on “Rustic Chevrolet P30 Step-Van Replica” by the.snajp, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Modified: cargo boxes and rear doors removed, the cargo box lengthened and the body scaled to the film’s oversized van, repainted off-white from the author’s own maps, small parts flattened; the drop-down tailgate ramp with its runners and cables, the cab doors, rear frame, cargo lining, roof lamps, lettering and the wear (grime, riveted seams, dents) were made for this portfolio. The licence covers the 3D model only, not the Back to the Future intellectual property.
- Step van’s wiper (inside the van model above): “A simple wiper motor with wiper”
- Joachim Bornemann (BlenderKit)
- BlenderKit Royalty Free
- as included in the van model
- Twin Pines lot surfaces (the permanent lot and the film scene): Asphalt 01 (the wet lot) and Concrete Wall 008 (the mall front, kerbs, sign piers)
- Dario Barresi and Charlotte Baglioni (Poly Haven)
- CC0 1.0
- puddle roughness baked over the lot, tinted, resized, WebP
- Modular alien vines (Starcourt installation)
- Varvara (krauchankavarvara)
- CC BY 4.0
- module selection, rescaled, Draco
- Neon sign from Starcourt mall
- Nihkolic
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- reduced, WebP, Draco — this derivative is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0
- Stranger Things portal
- n1kas.babincev
- CC BY 4.0
- membrane rebuilt at runtime, rescaled, decimated, WebP, Draco
- Demogorgon (rigged)
- Victor (gamestudio657)
- CC BY 4.0
- re-rigged, eleven Mixamo clips retargeted with a petal layer, decimated, WebP, Draco
- Mind Flayer (Spider Monster)
- Victor (gamestudio657)
- CC BY 4.0
- rigged, procedural six-leg gait with inverse kinematics, decimated, WebP, Draco, rescaled
Tributes and third-party trademarks
Back to the Future
Universal City Studios LLC and Amblin Entertainment, Inc. DeLorean and DMC are trademarks of DeLorean Motor Company. Fortnite is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc.
No published fan-content policy. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Flying DeLorean time machine (the City’s player car)
- Fortnite (Epic Games) “Back to the Future Time Machine” car body, taken from the game by The Chippening and DeveloperChipmunk and shared on Sketchfab by Zorg_Sinister — adapted for this portfolio
- no licence: a game asset shipped under the owner’s release decision; the depicted time machine and the DeLorean / DMC design remain their owners’ IP
- see the models list above
- a game asset extracted from Fortnite, shipped without a licence (owner waiver); the depicted IP also requires permission
- Twin Pines film scene (1:16 AM): Doc’s step van, its rear doors and ramps, the mall front, the lot’s dressing and Marty’s camcorder (an original generic prop)
- The van is based on “Rustic Chevrolet P30 Step-Van Replica” by the.snajp (CC BY 4.0, see the open-licence models list above), adapted to the film’s van; the rest is an original web-optimised recreation by Angelo D'Agostino from the film’s frames; the van’s lettering is painted at runtime
- van mesh CC BY 4.0 (3D model only); the rest original geometry; the depicted scene, van and lettering remain Universal/Amblin IP
- model licensed for redistribution; the depicted IP requires permission (owner waiver)
- Twin Pines film scene voices (seven short lines)
- AI-generated English voices (ElevenLabs library voices, made by Angelo D'Agostino on a commercial plan; no actor's voice is cloned) reading an original script; subtitles follow the site language
- owner-generated audio; the speaking characters remain Universal/Amblin IP
- original recreation; the depicted IP still requires permission (owner waiver)
- Twin Pines film scene sound effects (generated set: the LED display, and every effect when the film samples are switched off)
- Original sound effects generated with ElevenLabs (text-to-sound-effects, made by Angelo D'Agostino on a commercial plan), loudness-matched
- owner-generated audio; the depicted vehicles and scene remain Universal/Amblin IP
- original recreation; the depicted IP still requires permission (owner waiver)
- The City DeLorean’s wheeled V6: the engine at five steady-rev bands (idle to high revs, played by the engine model), braking and tyre squeal, the car leaving (three effects and five loops)
- Original sound effects generated with ElevenLabs (text-to-sound-effects, made by Angelo D'Agostino on a commercial plan, from text prompts only), level-ridden and loudness-matched
- owner-generated audio; the depicted vehicle remains Universal/Amblin IP
- original recreation; the depicted IP still requires permission (owner waiver)
- Twin Pines / Lone Pine Mall lot and sign
- Original web-optimised 3D recreation by Angelo D'Agostino, inspired by the Twin Pines Mall in Back to the Future (1985)
- original geometry; the depicted location and sign remain Universal/Amblin IP
- original recreation; the depicted IP still requires permission (owner waiver)
- Score cues (DeLorean Reveal, Twin Pines / Lone Pine Mall, 1.21 Jigowatts)
- Alan Silvestri — played through the official YouTube embed, nothing hosted here (the “DeLorean Reveal” recording inside the intro’s sound file is credited with the sound effects below)
- YouTube Terms of Service
- third-party embed; nothing is hosted here
Back to the Future (the Twin Pines film scene’s cast)
Universal City Studios LLC and Amblin Entertainment, Inc. (the characters and the film); Epic Games, Inc. (Fortnite); the actors’ likeness stays theirs.
No published fan-content policy. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Marty McFly (1985) and Doc Brown
- Fortnite (Epic Games) outfits, taken from the game and shared on Sketchfab by Zorg_Sinister — adapted for this portfolio
- no licence: game assets shipped under the owner’s release decision; the characters, the film and the actors’ likeness remain their owners’
- see the models list above
- a game asset extracted from Fortnite, shipped without a licence (owner waiver); the depicted IP also requires permission
- Einstein, Doc’s dog
- the “Husky” of Quaternius’ Ultimate Animated Animals, reshaped for this portfolio
- CC0 1.0 (mesh only; the depicted character remains Universal/Amblin IP)
- model licensed for redistribution; the depicted IP requires permission (owner waiver)
- Marty’s skateboard (the Madrid x Valterra board)
- trucks and wheels from “Skateboard [Sketchfab Texturing Challenge]” by Johnson Martin (CC BY 4.0, see the open-licence models list above); the deck and its graphics redrawn by Angelo D’Agostino
- mesh CC BY 4.0 (3D model only); the Madrid and Valterra marks remain their owners’ and the film prop Universal/Amblin IP, shown under the owner’s release decision
- model licensed for redistribution; the depicted IP requires permission (owner waiver)
Back to the Future (the Twin Pines film scene’s sound effects)
Universal City Studios LLC and Amblin Entertainment, Inc. (the film and its soundtrack)
No published fan-content policy. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Sound effects of the Twin Pines film scene: van doors, the ramp, time circuits, engine start and stop, the car driving, the reactor hatch
- ten short samples cut from the film by Angelo D’Agostino from his own copy, trimmed and loudness-matched — shipped under his release decision
- no licence: owning a copy of the film does not grant the right to publish its audio; the sounds remain Universal/Amblin’s
- trimmed, mono, fades
- samples taken from the film by the owner, shipped without a licence (owner waiver)
- Twin Pines film scene intro: the score (Alan Silvestri, “DeLorean Reveal”) and the film samples, mixed with the effects into one sound file
- a recording of the score and the film / game-derived effects, mixed by Angelo D’Agostino in DaVinci Resolve into one 85 s file, mastered and encoded as AAC — shipped under his release decision
- no licence: owning a copy of the film or the soundtrack does not grant the right to publish its audio; the score remains Alan Silvestri’s, Universal’s and Amblin’s
- mixed, levels set, de-clicked, faded, AAC
- samples taken from the film by the owner, shipped without a licence (owner waiver)
- Sound pack of the Twin Pines film scene and the City: DeLorean engine and tyres, time circuits, time travel, the 88 MPH keypad, the skateboard, Einstein, ambience, the clock-tower bells
- effects created by Angelo D’Agostino with ElevenLabs AI starting from excerpts of the video game Back to the Future: The Game (Telltale Games, 2010) — shipped under his release decision
- no licence: the game’s audio (and the film’s) remain Telltale’s, Universal’s and Amblin’s; generating from it does not clear it
- trimmed, mono, loudness-matched, AAC
- a game asset extracted from Fortnite, shipped without a licence (owner waiver); the depicted IP also requires permission
Back to the Future (credits title)
Universal City Studios LLC and Amblin Entertainment, Inc.
No published fan-content policy. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Title in the Back to the Future end credits
- a vector trace of the film’s title logo, recoloured with this site’s own gradients
- none: the logo remains Universal/Amblin IP and no licence was granted (owner-accepted risk, removable on request)
- a vector trace of the film’s artwork, shipped without a licence (owner waiver)
Stranger Things
Netflix, Inc.
No published fan-content policy. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Byers house and alphabet-lights wall
- Original web-optimised 3D recreation by Angelo D'Agostino, inspired by the Byers house in Stranger Things
- original geometry; the depicted set remains Netflix IP
- original recreation; the depicted IP still requires permission (owner waiver)
- Starcourt Mall, sign, gate, Castle Byers, Demogorgon, Mind Flayer, phone booth
- third-party fan models — creators listed under open-licence models above
- CC BY 4.0 / CC BY-SA 4.0 (mesh only; not a licence of the Netflix IP)
- decimated, rescaled, re-materialed, Draco; Demogorgon animations authored here
- model licensed for redistribution; the depicted IP requires permission (owner waiver)
- Theme, score and songs
- Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein; Journey; The Bangles — official YouTube embeds
- YouTube Terms of Service
- third-party embed; nothing is hosted here
Marvel (Avengers Tower, Iron Man, Spider-Man) and Star Wars (T-65 X-Wing)
Marvel Characters, Inc. / The Walt Disney Company; Lucasfilm Ltd.
No published fan-content policy. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Avengers Tower, Spider-Man figure, X-Wing model (studio shelf)
- third-party fan models — creators listed under open-licence models above
- CC BY 4.0 / CC BY 3.0 (mesh only)
- scaled, baked lighting, Draco
- model licensed for redistribution; the depicted IP requires permission (owner waiver)
- Iron-Man figure (studio shelf)
- Original model by Angelo D'Agostino (a Marvel tribute)
- original geometry; the depicted character remains Marvel IP
- scaled, baked lighting, Draco
- original recreation; the depicted IP still requires permission (owner waiver)
Cyberpunk 2077
CD PROJEKT S.A. This is an unofficial fan work and is not approved/endorsed by CD PROJEKT RED.
CD PROJEKT RED fan content guidelines. Third-party intellectual property: requires permission, not obtained. Shipped under the site owner’s recorded release decision, which is not a licence; removal requests are honoured through the contact page.
- Quadra Turbo-R V-Tech (the City car)
- fan recreation by Kreanym — listed under open-licence models above
- CC BY 4.0 (mesh only; not a licence of the CD PROJEKT IP)
- model licensed for redistribution; the depicted IP requires permission (owner waiver)
- Product names and designs shown as props or device mock-ups (for example Apple and Nintendo devices, the Amazon Alexa speaker, the Lamborghini Aventador and the Rubik’s Cube) are trademarks of their respective owners, used only to describe the objects depicted.
Fonts and typography
- Pixelify Sans (legacy edition)
- The Pixelify Sans Project Authors
- SIL OFL 1.1
- latin subset, variable weight (Fontsource)
- JetBrains Mono (legacy edition)
- The JetBrains Mono Project Authors
- SIL OFL 1.1
- latin subset, variable weight (Fontsource)
- Orbitron (Back to the Future credits)
- The Orbitron Project Authors
- SIL OFL 1.1
- weights 500 and 800, latin subset
- Denshi Gothic (subset of IPA P Gothic)
- Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA)
- IPA Font License v1.0
- 215-glyph subset, renamed
Music and audiovisual material
- Adaptive music and ambience
- Angelo D'Agostino (procedural, Web Audio)
- original work
- Back to the Future score cues (DeLorean Reveal, Twin Pines / Lone Pine Mall, 1.21 Jigowatts)
- Alan Silvestri
- YouTube embed (YouTube Terms of Service)
- Back to the Future score: “DeLorean Reveal” (a recording inside the Twin Pines intro’s sound file)
- Alan Silvestri
- no licence from Universal, Amblin or the composer’s publisher: hosted as part of the intro’s sound file under an owner release decision (not a licence)
- Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) — Bryce Miller / Alloy Tracks remix
- Journey
- YouTube embed (YouTube Terms of Service)
- Back in Time (Back to the Future credits)
- Huey Lewis and the News
- YouTube embed (YouTube Terms of Service)
- Shadows (from “Too Proud to Bow”, 2026): the legacy edition’s credits roll, played from the official video
- Saults (Antoine and Greg Saults); ℗ 2026 Les Productions du Balcon / Saults Music
- YouTube embed (YouTube Terms of Service), started only by the visitor’s click; no licence from the artists or the label: played under an owner release decision (audio-saults-shadows-embed), not a licence
Open-source software
Built with React, React Router, three.js and React Three Fiber, Prisma and many other open-source projects, each under its own licence. The Draco 3D decoder (Google) is distributed under the Apache License 2.0. The full list is in the repository's package manifest and NOTICE file.