u/Independent-Wolf8889

Is Pattaya yacht party worth?

Me and my 2 friends are going to Pattaya on August. We are planning for a yacht party in Pattaya, I checked prices so it's around 2400 Baht per person.

I just have one question is it worth?

Me and my 2 friends are going to Pattaya on August. We are planning for a yacht party in Pattaya, I checked prices so it's around 2400 Baht per person.

I just have one question is it worth?

I’m building an ebook reader using Readium and implementing custom page transitions on top of the rendered content.

Current approach:

• Capture the current page view
• Render it into a transition layer (snapshot)
• Animate that layer using CSS 3D transforms
• Use rotateY(...) with front/back faces to simulate a page turn

This works functionally, but visually it looks like a rigid card rotating in 3D, not a flexible paper page bending during the turn.

What I’m trying to achieve:

• A visible curve/bend as the page turns
• A more natural-looking back face
• Support for two-page spreads

The core limitation I’m hitting is that a single DOM element with rotateY is still a flat plane, it doesn’t convey curvature.

What I’ve tried so far:

• A single transition layer using transform: rotateY(...) with transform-style: preserve-3d
• Tweaking perspective, transform-origin, easing curves, and duration
• Adding gradient overlays to fake page-edge highlights and fold shadows
• Using a nested wrapper so the page can slightly skew/scale during the turn

Even with all this, the result still feels like a rigid card flip rather than a flexible sheet bending.

My question:

What rendering/animation approach is typically used to simulate a convincing page bend in this kind of setup?

I’m working on an ebook reader built with Readium, and I’m trying to add a realistic page turn effect instead of a basic slide or flat flip animation.

Right now I’m using CSS 3D transforms (rotateY with front/back faces). It works, but it still feels too artificial, more like a rotating card than an actual paper page bending.

I’m trying to figure out:

• Has anyone implemented a realistic page curl effect with Readium before?
• Are there any examples, libraries, or techniques you’d recommend for making the bend/curl look convincing?

I’ve seen some implementations in other stacks using shaders or image-based techniques, but not much specifically around Readium.

If anyone has experience with this, example repos, or even advice on the animation structure, I’d appreciate it.

I’m working on an ebook reader built with Readium, and I’m trying to add a realistic page turn effect instead of a basic slide or flat flip animation.

Right now I’m using CSS 3D transforms (rotateY with front/back faces). It works, but it still feels too artificial, more like a rotating card than an actual paper page bending.

I’m trying to figure out:

• Has anyone implemented a realistic page curl effect with Readium before?
• Are there any examples, libraries, or techniques you’d recommend for making the bend/curl look convincing?

I’ve seen some implementations in other stacks using shaders or image-based techniques, but not much specifically around Readium.

If anyone has experience with this, example repos, or even advice on the animation structure, I’d appreciate it.