Integration support

What integration may include

Integration work may include adapting a ready-made example, preparing page structure, connecting D3pth engine to existing HTML content, adjusting styling, configuring scroll-driven behavior, and checking that the result works correctly in the target website.

Regular website environment

D3pth engine works with ordinary browser technologies. It can be used with regular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, without requiring WebGL, canvas rendering, or a separate 3D framework.

Build and deployment checks

Some projects use bundlers, minifiers, static export tools, content management systems, storefront frameworks, or custom deployment pipelines. Integration support can help identify practical issues before production deployment.

License notice preservation

The D3pth engine license notice must remain complete, unchanged, and attached to the licensed code in source, deployed, bundled, minified, embedded, or published forms. Integration work should respect this requirement from the beginning.

Scope of commercial use

The technical integration must stay within the issued license scope. This may include the licensed domain, subdomains, host, project, IP address, staging environment, or another agreed deployment condition stated in the license.

What is not included by default

Unless a product or separate written agreement states otherwise, a standard D3pth engine license does not automatically include ongoing support, maintenance, updates, hosting, consulting, or custom development work.

When to ask before purchase

Contact us before purchase if your project requires a complex framework integration, multiple domains, private previews, staging environments, IP-based deployment, unusual build tools, or a broader license scope.

Contact for integration questions

If you need to clarify whether D3pth engine is suitable for your website, storefront, landing page, or client project, contact us before public deployment.

Email: ceo@d3pth.store