How to play
- The page loads a three.js canvas and a row of mode buttons.
- The visible modes are Sandbox, Stairs, Stones, Drop, Wall, and ZigZag.
- I verified Stairs mode and one drag-driven pose change.
- The other modes were visible but not individually exercised.
Controls
- Click a mode button to switch the scene.
- Drag the figure ends on the canvas to make it walk.
- Reload or re-enter the share page if you want to replay the start state.
Strategy tips
- Start with Stairs because it gives a visible state change quickly.
- Capture both the idle canvas and the post-drag pose for documentation.
- Treat Sandbox, Stones, Drop, Wall, and ZigZag as pending until they are each tested.
Common mistakes
- Counting the landing page as full coverage.
- Dragging too little and expecting a large animation.
- Claiming the untested modes are equivalent to Stairs.
Coverage pass
Status: Verified on 2026-07-14 through the Stairs-mode drag response; the remaining four modes are still pending.
Last checked: 2026-07-14
- Recorded the share-page sourceUrl and author metadata from the public Loopit card.
- Confirmed the embedded canvas loaded and mode buttons appeared.
- Captured entry and post-drag screenshots from the Stairs scene.
- Tracked Sandbox, Stones, Drop, Wall, and ZigZag as unverified branches.
- Archived video evidence for the dynamic canvas interaction.
The game uses a live three.js canvas rather than a static preview. Only the Stairs mode was exercised in this run.
Freshness log
Guide update history
Dates change only when we replay a route, verify a source, add evidence, or revise the guide.
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Verified on 2026-07-14 through the Stairs-mode drag response; the remaining four modes are still pending.
- Recorded the share-page sourceUrl and author metadata from the public Loopit card.
- Confirmed the embedded canvas loaded and mode buttons appeared.
- Captured entry and post-drag screenshots from the Stairs scene.
- Tracked Sandbox, Stones, Drop, Wall, and ZigZag as unverified branches.
- Archived video evidence for the dynamic canvas interaction.
Creator and community notes
- Ophelia is the share-page creator shown on the source card.
- The page showed 219K views, 2.9K likes, 517 comments, and 127 remixes during capture.
- The replay briefly showed load warnings before the canvas became interactive.
- The public share page exposed a live three.js canvas; only the Stairs mode was exercised in this run.
Walkthrough screenshots
Sandbox Stairs Stones Drop Wall ZigZag FAQ
Which mode did you verify?
Stairs, plus one drag response on the canvas.
Are the other buttons covered?
Not yet; Sandbox, Stones, Drop, Wall, and ZigZag remain pending.
Does the page use a real engine?
Yes, the iframe exposed a three.js canvas.
Player notes
Player comments