The prompt
“An AR game: targets light up on my real walls and I fire glowing balls of light that bounce off the walls, floor and furniture to hit them and burst them into sparks, with every bounce before a hit multiplying the points, a one minute round, a floating score board, and in VR a neon room with the VYBE logo in neon on the wall”
Ask Perlin, the VYBE.ART creative agent, for something like this and it builds a piece like it. Start from this prompt and change any part of it: the look, the mood, the rules, the sound.
Start from this promptHow it’s made
Ricochet is a VR and AR piece. It is JavaScript on three.js, the WebGL library behind most 3D on the web, and it runs live in your browser: nothing to download or install. It plays itself until you take the controls, and every rule is a slider you can bend.
On a headset or an Android phone it offers Enter VR and Enter AR. Everywhere else it plays on the screen. How VR and AR pieces work
Make it yours
- Open it in the studio, where it plays with its controls, and its code is a click away.
- Tell Perlin what to change in a sentence: a colour, a mood, a new rule, a sound.
- Bend it with its sliders, or put it on a timeline and render it to video.
- Publish it to the community, share its link or embed it on your site.
New to the studio? Make your first piece
