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Build a voxel-themed tropical island in Three.js: a few palm trees that sway, chickens that wander and peck, a handful of small huts with thatched roofs, and a sandy sea shore with gentle animated waves lapping at the beach.
Make it feel alive: a day/night cycle with a sun and moon, clouds drifting, smoke from one hut, birds circling, and add a few extra details of your own.
Orbit the camera with the mouse, scroll to zoom, auto-rotate slowly when idle. A small glass panel lets the viewer change the time of day with a slider and toggle the waves and the clouds.

Deliver it as ONE self-contained HTML file. If you use Three.js, load it from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/build/three.module.js (and addons from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/examples/jsm/) via an importmap; no other external assets, everything made in code. Output only the HTML file.

Build a first-person wave-survival shooter in Three.js called "LAST SIGNAL", set at night inside an abandoned research outpost: a main room with boarded-up windows, two side rooms behind doors that can be opened by buying them, crates, lab benches, flickering lights, and a dark yard outside.
Undead creatures (stylised, low-poly, no gore) climb in through the windows: each window has wooden barricade planks that the creatures tear off one by one, and the player can hold F next to a window to rebuild them.
Rounds get harder each wave; a round counter and points appear on the HUD. Points come from hits and kills.
Weapons: a pistol to start, a rifle and a shotgun on the walls to buy, each with its own recoil, muzzle flash, ejecting shell casings and reload animation. A glowing "Overcharge" machine upgrades the current weapon for points. A flashlight on L.
WASD + mouse look with pointer lock, left click to fire, R to reload, E to buy / interact, number keys switch weapons. Ammo, health with red vignette when hurt, crosshair, hit markers, a buy prompt when near an item.
On the title screen pressing P starts PRACTICE MODE (shown on the HUD): the player cannot die and starts with 5000 points, so every feature can be shown.
For automated testing, expose the live state on window.game = { player, camera, enemies, round, points, weapon, ammo, paused } and keep it updated every frame.
Lighting: the outpost is lit by warm emergency floodlights and glowing work lamps, so the rooms, the creatures and the weapons read clearly on screen at all times -- moody, but never near-black.
Sound effects made with the Web Audio API. Everything in one HTML file.

Deliver it as ONE self-contained HTML file. If you use Three.js, load it from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/build/three.module.js (and addons from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/examples/jsm/) via an importmap; no other external assets, everything made in code. Output only the HTML file.

Build "Nimbus OS": a browser-based desktop operating system inspired by modern macOS, as a single page.
Frosted-glass (glassmorphism) menu bar at the top with a clock and a working Apple-style menu, a dock at the bottom with magnifying icons drawn as SVG (no emoji, no images).
Apps that open in draggable, resizable windows with traffic-light buttons: Finder (fake file tree), Notes (typing works and persists in memory), Calculator (works), Terminal (a few commands: help, ls, date, clear, neofetch), Music (a fake player with a visualiser), Settings (wallpaper choice, dark/light mode, display brightness slider, sound volume slider).
A notification centre that slides in from the right with widgets (weather, calendar, battery). Spotlight search with Cmd/Ctrl+Space that opens apps.
Smooth animations everywhere, a beautiful gradient wallpaper made in CSS.

Deliver it as ONE self-contained HTML file. If you use Three.js, load it from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/build/three.module.js (and addons from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/examples/jsm/) via an importmap; no other external assets, everything made in code. Output only the HTML file.

Build a first-person wave-survival shooter in Three.js called "LAST SIGNAL", set at night inside an abandoned research outpost: a main room with boarded-up windows, two side rooms behind doors that can be opened by buying them, crates, lab benches, flickering lights, and a dark yard outside.
Undead creatures (stylised, low-poly, no gore) climb in through the windows: each window has wooden barricade planks that the creatures tear off one by one, and the player can hold F next to a window to rebuild them.
Rounds get harder each wave; a round counter and points appear on the HUD. Points come from hits and kills.
Weapons: a pistol to start, a rifle and a shotgun on the walls to buy, each with its own recoil, muzzle flash, ejecting shell casings and reload animation. A glowing "Overcharge" machine upgrades the current weapon for points. A flashlight on L.
WASD + mouse look with pointer lock, left click to fire, R to reload, E to buy / interact, number keys switch weapons. Ammo, health with red vignette when hurt, crosshair, hit markers, a buy prompt when near an item.
On the title screen pressing P starts PRACTICE MODE (shown on the HUD): the player cannot die and starts with 5000 points, so every feature can be shown.
For automated testing, expose the live state on window.game = { player, camera, enemies, round, points, weapon, ammo, paused } and keep it updated every frame.
Sound effects made with the Web Audio API. Everything in one HTML file.

Deliver it as ONE self-contained HTML file. If you use Three.js, load it from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/build/three.module.js (and addons from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/examples/jsm/) via an importmap; no other external assets, everything made in code. Output only the HTML file.