Glossy jelly buddies bounce around a pink playroom
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OUR NOTEGameplay from Jiggle Buddies, a browser toy where translucent jelly figures in red, blue, green and yellow wobble, bounce near a trampoline and switch between a polka-dot room and a neon arcade, built to test jello-like rendering.
In a deeply serious, highly mature effort to test Opus 5.5's ability to render jello-like textures—reflections, transparency, jiggly movement, the works—I accidentally built a "Jiggle Buddies" game that my son played the entire drive home.
Link to play: https://www.angiecarel.com/jiggle-buddiesTHE PROMPT
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In a deeply serious, highly mature effort to test Opus 5.5's ability to render jello-like textures—reflections, transparency, jiggly movement, the works—I accidentally built a "Jiggle Buddies" game that my son played the entire drive home.
Link to play: https://www.angiecarel.com/jiggle-buddiesMAKE ONE LIKE THIS
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