We’ll have users flying from one base to another, using a hover vehicle of sorts. I’d like to see a retro-futuristic one. You can google image search “ford model A hard top hot rod”. You can google image search “retro hover vehicle” for inspiration.

Let’s create a character. It’s a cloud, so it’s semi-transparent. The cloud is intelligent, so the inter-connections inside the gas cloud create its consciousness, like connections in the brain. In the front part of the cloud, there are sensors (eyes) attached to what looks like a brain (although the whole cloud is a brain.) Couple of options on how this would look:

• Eyes are actually almost 100% nerve tissue, and since the cloud is like a brain = nerve tissue, you can just draw the eyes (and some helpful “blood” vessels) growing out of the cloud:

• Another option is to attach something like google glasses to the cloud (so the sensory solution is technical, not biological):

• And the third option, the most fun but also the most challenging, it so come up with your own weird idea of how a presumably living thing (the eyes) gets attached to a cloud of intelligent gas. Maybe a vat-grown half-skull with disproportionately large sockets, some redundant elements (like nostrils and upper teeth) and the skull itself opening out to contain the brain that is the cloud. I dunno. This is concept art.

In the movie “Strange Days” there is a virtual reality headset they call “the wire” that looks like a bunch of wires you wear on your head. Perhaps it can be used as inspiration:

And some mood and color references:.

So yeah, in this game, you start as this cloud. Before you equip a body you float around as this cloud. So it has to be transparent, and besides the side view, think of how it would look like from the back (3-rd person view).

Need a javascript (git, react, jest, ionic, capacitor) developer for a project. The project is a travel website and I need ongoing feature development. For this request, I need 3 small changes to the “gallery show” page: 1. display the gallery description (currently missing), 2. add the back button (currently missing), and 3. add “YYYY-MM-DD” date. The API serves the description data and created_at data, and the “back” url can be gotten from the window object.

I will provide git access to the successful candidate. Familiarity with git required. Mac OS X preferred. Familiarity with jest strongly preferred – the codebase is test-driven, and writing jests will be required in the future, although not in this request. In your response, in the first sentence please answer the following: what’s 7+5/3? Success with this trial request will lead to consideration for similar ongoing work.

The task is to wire three.js in one of my websites.

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