I Made Spider‑Man Swing Without Animating a Single Frame
说明与用途
使用 Python 代理通过 WebSocket 将物理参数发送到浏览器,实现 60 FPS 的完全程序化蜘蛛侠摆动效果,无需预渲染帧。
问题
Create a real‑time Spider‑Man swing animation in the browser without pre‑rendered frames, sprite sheets, or video files.
结果
A fully procedural Spider‑Man swing that runs at 60 FPS without pre‑baked frames, achieved by a rule‑based Python agent communicating over WebSocket.
工作流
- 1. Run a Python WebSocket server (server.py) that listens for state updates from the browser.
- 2. The agent observes current position and velocity sent by the browser.
- 3. If no web is attached, the agent selects the nearest building anchor within a 300‑pixel cone ahead and sends an "attach" command with the anchor coordinates.
- 4. If a web is attached, the agent computes pendulum physics; when the character reaches the bottom of the swing and is moving forward, it sends a "release" command.
- 5. The browser updates the canvas rendering based on the received anchor or release command, drawing a stick‑figure Spider‑Man at 60 FPS.
- 6. The loop terminates when the character reaches the right edge of the screen or after 500 iterations as a safety guard.
证据
I built a Spider‑Man swing effect that runs entirely in the browser, with no pre‑rendered animation, no sprite sheets, and no video files.
The agent runs in Python (using a lightweight loop) and communicates with the browser via WebSocket.
I built a simple agent loop in Python that runs at 30 Hz.
- 记录日期: 2026-10-07T03:41:07.243Z