VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @LuisBizarro, the author has updated an interactive prototype of a mascot called Muse. Users can now tickle it, change its color, and drag the screen to see its whole body. The prototype is linked from the post. The snippet does not describe the underlying technology or any release plans.
According to a post on X by @LuisBizarro, the author has updated an interactive prototype of a mascot called Muse. Users can now tickle it, change its color, and drag the screen to see its whole body. The prototype is linked from the post. The snippet does not describe the underlying technology or any release plans.
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LuisBizarro updated his interactive Muse mascot prototype: you can now tickle it, change its color and drag the screen to see its whole body. The prototype is linked from the post. Original post on X Section: New Apps & Projects
For developers and designers following interactive characters, the update is a small, concrete example of new touch and color controls in a linked demo. The source does not say whether the prototype will be released more widely or whether more features are planned. Readers should treat it as an early demo to watch rather than a finished product.
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