Certainly! We can set up a basic 3D Rubik's Cube visualization using Three.js. This initial setup will render the cube, and you can then add interaction and game logic.

This sets up the basic 3D environment and renders a static 3x3x3 cube composed of smaller colored pieces. You can use the mouse to rotate the camera around the cube. The next steps would involve adding logic for selecting pieces and performing rotations.

Okay, I see the issue. The error Failed to resolve module specifier "three" indicates that the browser is trying to load the three module using a relative path, but it's an npm package.

In this environment, we can import the modules directly from a CDN like esm.sh. I'll update the import paths in script.js.