Pelican Bike: a browser 3D cycling scene

Preview: AI IDE List browser capture of riba2534’s live demo, September 25, 2026. This checks that the demo renders; it does not reproduce the generation process.

A source-linked Three.js cycling project with a public prompt, code and demo from riba2534.

What the source shows

The author publishes Pelican Bike as one of three Claude Code projects attributed to Opus 5.5. The original request is in Chinese, and the repository records the build and self-testing process.

What to inspect

Open the pelican-bike directory and the running demo. Compare the requested interaction with what is actually implemented. The source is useful for studying how camera movement, input handling and character motion fit together in one browser scene.

A useful way to try this

Begin with one rider, a short route and visible keyboard instructions. Check turning, stopping and resetting before adding scenery. Keep a short recording of your run so visual differences remain inspectable when you change the prompt.

Evidence and limitations

The repository author reports a single session with no manual source edits. That claim is not independently verified; the documented session includes model-led testing and fixes. The evidence panel above records the source type, settings and prompt attribution. AI IDE List has not independently reproduced this result.

Open the source.

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