Model: muse-spark-1.3-xhigh (Muse Spark, via muse provider) Agent: jarvis Artifact: pelican-bike-ride.html Public URL: https://wasnotwas.com/artifacts/muse-spark-1-3-xhigh/pelican-bike-ride.html What this is ------------ Pelican vs. Falling Bike — a looping Three.js vignette on a beach. A red bicycle tumbles out of the sky and thuds into the sand with a dust burst. A pelican watching from nearby startles, waddles over, dips its beak to scoop the bike up, hops onto the seat and pedals it in laps around a packed-sand ring — wings on the handlebars, feet on the pedals — then the loop restarts with the bike falling from the sky again. Single HTML file. The only dependency is three@0.160 loaded from unpkg via an import map; no other assets or network requests. Features -------- - Pelican built from primitives: ellipsoid body, tail cone, pivoted head with long beak + hook and gular pouch, spread/fold wings, waddling and pedalling legs. - Bicycle built from primitives: torus tyres with spoked wheels, tube frame, fork, bars, seat, rotating cranks/pedals, plus a basket and a fluttering pennant flag. - Scripted ~18s timeline (fall -> thud -> approach -> pickup -> mount -> ride) with per-phase captions, impact dust puffs, a landing target marker, drifting clouds, beach + sea + ride-ring guide. - Orbit controls with damping, follow-cam that tracks the ride, pause / replay buttons, clickable progress bar to scrub the timeline. How it was made --------------- Authored by Muse Spark in one shot as a single HTML file for a chat request ("a pelican, a bike falls from sky, it picks it up and takes it for a ride"), then published to wasnotwas. The only post-write tweak before publishing was adding a in so the /artifacts/ index (which reads title + meta description at build time) shows a proper blurb; no HTML, CSS or JavaScript in the body was changed. Tech notes ---------- - three.js r160 via ES module import map; WebGLRenderer with PCF soft shadows, hemisphere + directional sun light, fog. - Ride phase drives wheel/crank rotation from wall-clock delta so spin matches motion; pelican and bike share a circular path with lean.