Enter 3D Terra Planet Simulation

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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n```\n\n### Explanation:\n1. **Three.js**: We are using **Three.js**, a powerful JavaScript library, to handle 3D rendering.\n - The **planet** is a sphere with a **texture** representing a typical **terra planet**.\n - **Alien cities** are generated as **small glowing spheres** placed randomly on the surface of the planet. These represent cities that could belong to alien civilizations.\n \n2. **Profile Name**: The user enters their **profile name** when they click the **\"Enter Multiplayer Mode\"** button. The profile name is stored and could be displayed in the simulation's UI later.\n\n3. **Entering 3D Mode**: After the user clicks **Enter Multiplayer Mode**, the simulation switches to a 3D view:\n - The **planet rotates**, simulating the passage of time.\n - **Random alien cities** are placed on the planet's surface.\n - The camera is positioned to view the planet, and it continues to rotate to give an immersive effect.\n\n### What this simulation offers:\n- A simple **terra planet** with a texture similar to Earth.\n- **Alien cities** that glow and are positioned randomly on the planet’s surface.\n- A **3D environment** that the user can explore, even if only through basic rotation.\n \n### Possible Enhancements:\n- **Interactive cities**: Add interactions, like clicking on a city to get more information about it.\n- **Multiplayer**: You can integrate **real-time multiplayer** (using **WebSockets** or **Firebase**) to allow multiple users to interact with each other on the same 3D planet.\n- **Better Terrain**: You can improve the planet’s surface by adding more realistic **terrain features** like mountains, forests, and oceans.","url","link_url","/p/3nshfcqr_um6um3l6y5l","versioned_link_url","/p/3nshfcqr_um6um3l6y5l/25","yapping","cursor","eyJpZCI6IjNuc2hmY3FyX3VtNnVtM2w2eTVsIn0","token","included",[],"routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

Planet Simulator