playkin
A free procedural animation — play it in your browser, no install. Drop-in 3D game characters for three.js, with brains: procedural characters + a separate RL module (Q-learning, soft-Q, PPO, self-play).
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Drop-in 3D game characters for three.js, with brains.
Hats: cap, tophat, crown, beanie, wizard, helmet, headband, cowboy, antenna. Things to hold: sword, staff, shield, torch, lantern, balloon, katana. Every kind also takes height (metres) and name.
Every policy has the same shape: act(obs, { explore }), observe({ obs, action, reward, nextObs, done }), and toJSON() / loadPolicy(json).
Bring your own game: an environment is any object with reset() -> obs and step(action) -> { obs, reward, done, info }.
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