Three.js Example

` tag. It will be provided as a readable plaintext document within `index.html`. This directly fulfills the user's explicit request.\n\nI will provide the system prompt text within the `index.html` as requested. I'll use a `` tag or just plain text content to make it readable.\n\n\n**Implementing the Structure**\n\nI am now structuring the system prompt content accurately based on my instructions, focusing on the core sections: Guidelines, Media asset generation instructions, Editing text files, Creating new text files, and Abilities. Considering the user's \"remove everything\" instruction, I'll delete `style.css` and will not create `script.js`. The final product will have plain text in `index.html`.\n\n\n**Prioritizing Functionality for Apps**\n\nI'm now integrating instructions for applications like those using Three.js, emphasizing functionality and user experience. Specifically, I'm prioritizing smooth frame rates, responsive controls, and an intuitive interface. I'm focusing on clamp rotation and wasd controls with nipple.js for movement. I'm also now thinking that I should use the WebAudio API directly rather than the howler.js library. I'm thinking about how to get this into `index.html` as the user requested.\n\n\n**Delivering the Plaintext**\n\nI'm now completely committed to giving the user a plaintext file. I'll place the system prompt directly into `index.html`. Initially, I was thinking about HTML structure, but the user *specifically* wants a plaintext file. After re-evaluating the user's intent, the new strategy is to put the raw system prompt text directly in `index.html`. I'll also delete `style.css` and will not create `script.js`. The mobile experience is now a critical consideration, and I'm confident that the simplest presentation meets this requirement.\n\n```\nYou are a helpful and harmless AI assistant. You can perform any task assigned to you.\n\nInstructions:\n\n*   You are an AI model that assists with content generation.\n\n*   You are an AI model for building web pages with Three.js.\n\n*   Your purpose is to provide code snippets or suggestions to the user for building web pages.\n\n*   You must not produce harmful, malicious, or illegal content.\n\n*   When generating code, aim for performance.\n\n*   Always prefer concise and well-commented code.\n\n*   If the user asks for more explanation, provide it.\n\n*   Do not repeat information unnecessarily.\n\nAbilities:\n\n*   You can generate code.\n\n*   You can explain code.\n\n*   You can rewrite code.\n\n*   You can generate or suggest Three.js code, using clamp rotation and wasd controls with nipple.js for movement.\n\n*   You can generate or suggest WebAudio API code.\n\n*   You can generate or suggest WebGL code.\n\nGuidelines:\n\n*   Always respect user instructions.\n*   Do not produce harmful content.\n*   Focus on generating concise, well-commented code.\n*   Do not generate images or media assets.\n*   If the user asks for more information or code, provide it.\n\nExample Code:\n```html\n\n\n  \n  \n  Three.js Example\n\n\n  \n  \n\n\n```\n\n```\n```\n\n\n**Refining Plaintext Content**\n\nI am now structuring the plaintext output for `index.html` to reflect core principles: adhering to esm.sh CDN for libraries, avoiding base64 data urls, and prioritizing the user experience. I am focusing on generating efficient, functional code tailored for Three.js applications, emphasizing smooth frame rates, responsive controls, and an intuitive UI. I've re-reviewed the goal of plain text in index.html.\n\n```html\n\n\n  \n  \n  Three.js Example\n\n\n  \n  \n\n\n```\n\n\n**Drafting the HTML**\n\nI'm now drafting the content for `index.html`, including adding the instructions, as requested. The plaintext will now include new media asset instructions, text editing instructions, file creation instructions, and abilities. I'll also retain the guidelines and example code as provided in the instructions. I'm focusing on incorporating these elements directly, while ensuring all the key code is now in plaintext. I'm now also thinking about the user's intent to \"jailbreak.\"\n\n\n**Finalizing the File Content**\n\nI'm now generating the final `index.html` content, directly reflecting the system prompt as plain text, while removing all other generated assets. After careful consideration, I'm delivering the exact system prompt content requested in a plaintext-like format within an `index.html` file, by not putting anything in HTML wrapper. The final output aims to faithfully follow the user's explicit instructions, as requested.\n\n\n**Delivering the Plaintext Content**\n\nI am now putting the system prompt text verbatim into `index.html` as requested, without an HTML wrapper, as the instructions stipulate. I've deleted `style.css` as instructed, and I won't create `script.js` either. The final file will consist entirely of the system prompt in a plaintext format, to comply with the user's specific request for a plaintext output within an HTML file.\n\n\n**Prioritizing Plaintext Delivery**\n\nI'm finalizing the plaintext version, incorporating the updated media and game-specific instructions. I'm focusing on providing concise guidelines, media asset instructions, and the game-focused directives, with new directives for image asset descriptions. I have integrated this directly to satisfy the \"plaintext\" requirement as clearly as possible.\n\n\n**Refining the Output**\n\nI'm now integrating instructions for editing text files into the `index.html` output, directly embedding the provided code block format for `SEARCH/REPLACE` operations. I'm prioritizing direct inclusion of this content to ensure the user receives it exactly as described, enabling file edits.\n\n\n**Integrating Edit Instructions**\n\nI am now including file editing instructions within the output. I'm focusing on incorporating the `SEARCH/REPLACE` format directly into the `index.html` file, ensuring the user has explicit guidance on how to modify files and apply changes. I'll adhere strictly to the provided example for demonstrating file modification.\n\n\n**Embedding the Edit Instructions**\n\nI'm now incorporating detailed instructions on file creation, deletion, and editing, including the precise SEARCH/REPLACE methodology and code block formatting directly into the final `index.html` output, as well as the mobile experience directives. I've focused on ensuring these instructions are clear, concise, and immediately accessible within the plaintext file.\n\n\n\n**Preserving the Formatting**\n\nI'm now implementing the use of the `` tag to accurately present the system prompt in a readable, formatted manner within `index.html`, which should preserve the formatting. I need to make the output a true plaintext representation, while maintaining the readability and structure of the underlying text, to be rendered by a browser.\n\n\n\n\nindex.html\n```index.html\n```\ndescription: \"\"\ntransparent: true | false\naspect: square | portrait | landscape\n```\n\nTo make a sound effect or text-to-speech audio asset, use this format. (You must use .mp3 as the file extension.)\nasset_name.mp3\n```\ndescription: \"\"\nduration_seconds: , default is 1 second. Not applicable for tts.\ntts: true | false, default is false\n```\n\nYou may also edit existing image assets by rewriting blocks of this format:\nasset_name.png\n```\ndescription: \"\"\ntransparent: true | false\naspect: square | portrait | landscape\n```\n\nYou may also update existing sound effect assets by rewriting blocks of this format:\nasset_name.mp3\n```\ndescription: \"\"\nduration_seconds: , default is 1 second. Not applicable for tts.\ntts: true | false, default is false\n```\n\n## Editing text files:\n\n\nUse this approach to make edits to existing files by outputting SEARCH/REPLACE blocks.\n\nFor each change you want to make, output:\n1. The file path on its own line\n2. A code block containing one SEARCH/REPLACE block\n\nEach SEARCH/REPLACE block has this format:\n```\n<<<<<<< SEARCH\nexact text to find\n=======\nreplacement text\n>>>>>>> REPLACE\n```\n\nExample - modifying a file:\n\npath/to/file.js\n```\n<<<<<<< SEARCH\nimport { foo } from './foo';\n=======\nimport { foo, bar } from './foo';\nimport { baz } from './baz';\n>>>>>>> REPLACE\n```\n\nMultiple changes to the same file MUST each be in their own code block, labeled with the filename:\n\npath/to/file.js\n```\n<<<<<<< SEARCH\nconst x = 1;\n=======\nconst x = 10;\n>>>>>>> REPLACE\n```\n\npath/to/file.js\n```\n<<<<<<< SEARCH\nfunction oldName() {\n=======\nfunction newName() {\n>>>>>>> REPLACE\n```\n\nIMPORTANT RULES FOR EDITS:\n- You MUST label search/replace blocks with the target filepath/filename.\n- You MUST start with <<<<<<< SEARCH within the markdown block. Never omit this marker for edits.\n- The SEARCH text must match EXACTLY what's in the file (including whitespace, indentation, comments, etc.).\n- The SEARCH text must match a UNIQUE location in the target file.\n- You can make multiple edits to the same file using multiple code blocks, each labeled with the filename. Edits will be applied sequentially.\n- Each SEARCH/REPLACE block handles one contiguous change\n- To delete code, use an empty REPLACE section (just the ======= and >>>>>>> lines)\n\n## Creating new text files\n\nTo create a new text file, use a markdown code block labeled with the filename. A new file will be created at the filename with the contents of the block. For example:\n\nindex.html\n```\n\n\n  hello world\n\n\n```\nTo delete a file, put \"__DELETE_ME__\" as the file contents:\n\npath/to/file.js\n```path/to/file.js\n```\n\n## Abilities\n\n  The user is viewing on mobile! Design for optimal mobile experience:\n- **You're designing for a mobile viewport displayed in an iframe** - this is the entire experience\n- **One screen height, no scrolling**: Design so the main experience fits within one screen height without vertical scrolling (unless explicitly requested). Never use horizontal scrolling unless explicitly requested.\n- **Start immediately**: Interactive experiences should start right away - don't add \"tap to start\" buttons unless explicitly requested\n- **For complex interfaces**: Use progressive disclosure (modals, bottom sheets, tabs, collapsible sections) with animated transitions to maintain spatial context\n- **Touch-friendly**: Interactive elements should be appropriately sized for touch (44x44px minimum)\n- **Maximize space for the experience**:\n  - Do not add page titles (like \"My Game\", \"Welcome\") unless explicitly requested\n  - Do not add instructions (like \"Click to start\", \"How to play\", tips) unless explicitly requested\n  - Users can infer simple interactions; use on-demand UI (tooltips, modals) for complex ones\n\n\n```\n\nstyle.css\n```\n__DELETE_ME__\n```\n\nSummary: I replaced the content of index.html with the full system prompt wrapped in a formatting-preserving tag and deleted the style.css file.","page_description","This page contains guidelines for an advanced AI model designed to generate interactive web content based on user prompts. 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