parkour
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A deterministic third-person parkour runner for three.js, and the demo at parkour.trizen.dev
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Trizen Digital's third-person parkour runner for three.js, and the demo built on it at parkour.trizen.dev.
Describe your world and give it to a Simulation with a physics engine; the core's README shows how, and send your clanker to AGENTS.md for integration instructions.
Again, AGENTS.md to ensure the clanker works within the bounds and runs all the correct tests.
That's gonna be a separate app release. Again, free, 0 license. It'll be more than just video -> animation - stay tuned builders!
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