Live demos

A full snake game driven by the real motion controller and play-state modules — grid movement, growth, wall/self collisions, food pickups.

Real-time A* on a grid with obstacles, using the grid path planner — the walker recomputes its route to the goal every time the map changes.

Ten capsule agents wander an arena of obstacles; every collision is resolved by the real KinematicBatchResolver through a Rapier physics world (WASM, vendored & offline).

A real PositionFollowCameraRig drives the three.js camera to chase a car around a track, with the rig's azimuth orbiting live to show its parameters.

Every visual-factory module builds a real three.js mesh — tree, rock, car, airplane, pickup, missile — shown on a rotating turntable with an orbiting camera.

A third-person chase flight where the real AirplaneMotionController flies the plane — throttle, pitch, bank-to-turn roll and afterburner boost — while AirplaneModelController maps its attitude onto the real airframe mesh and drives the JetFlame exhaust shader.

Click-to-move third-person control: the real WorldTargetCharacterMotionController walks the character to a point and auto-faces its heading, GeneralObjectModelController maps that pose onto the mesh (kept upright), and every destination drops a real GroundClickIndicator ripple.

A chase-cam lap around a procedurally built circuit: RaceTrackEnvironment lays out the rolling track, barriers and checkpoint gates, the real ArcadeCarMotionController drives the car (bicycle-model steering, terrain-following, boost) and CarModelController spins the wheels and steers the front axle on the real car mesh.

An auto-defending turret holds an arena: ArenaEnvironment builds the walled floor and spawn sampler, WaveSpawnDirector paces escalating waves, ProjectileWeaponSystem decides each shot (boresight, cooldown) and ProjectileManager advances the tracers and reports hits. Enemy bodies, chase AI and meshes are hand-written (GameBox ships no enemy factory).