An arena fighter, asked to become an MMO
Aymane asked Opus 5.5 to carry a Dragon Ball FighterZ–style fighter into three.js and make it an MMO. The clip is what that very large ask returned.
Aymane's request is three projects wearing one sentence. Study a Dragon Ball FighterZ–style arena fighter, bring that kind of fight to three.js, and make it an MMO. Opus 5.5 returned the clip he posted.
An arena fighter is timing, spacing and a stage. A port is a promise that those survive a new engine. An MMO is other people. Asking for all three at once is less a specification than a dare, and the interesting part of the result is how much of the dare shows up as motion: two bodies, a read on distance, a fight that is trying to be online.
It is a browser piece in the shape of that famous fighter. The post is the size of the ask, played back.
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I asked Opus 5.5 to reverse engineer Dragonball FighterZ port it over to Threejs and make an MMO out of it. This is the result... https://t.co/TN5FIZbl3D
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