A place to explore.
An encounter with Élise.

This prototype combines a first-person 3D scene with prerecorded videos. Your device renders movement, camera and character animation. No live AI or remote GPU streaming is used.

How this version works

The apartment uses baked lighting. Élise is a separate character assembled in Blender from user-provided Tripo models. V7 preserves her idle pose, subtle movement, breathing and blinking.

The encounter plays three user-provided clips. Written responses appear between clips; every choice currently leads to the next clip. Leaving the dialogue returns to the 3D scene. The character in the loft does not generate the speech or lip movements seen in the videos.

The bedroom is a separate location with new furniture and Élise seated by the bed, using a separate Blender pose and animation. Its own video dialogue remains to be created.

A temporary player body is visible when looking down. Gentle camera motion and footsteps can be disabled in comfort settings. Lighting is fixed; there is no day/night simulation or movable furniture. Progress and preferences are saved in this browser.

Current creations and resources

• Environment: Mirror’s Edge Apartment by Aurélien Martel, from the PlayCanvas example collection, licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0. Detailed provenance. Historical materials were converted to unlit glTF materials to preserve baked lighting. The original artist is not affiliated with this prototype.
• Élise — Tripo V7 assembly: user-provided elise_final and black_dress face and body models. Assembly, neck adjustments, rigging, posture and integration were developed in Blender and Lustalia. Hair geometry and textures come from these models. Élise, age 29, is a fictional adult character.
• Bedroom: bed, bedding, pillows, rug, furniture, lamps and wall arrangement created for Lustalia. Architecture, windows, curtains and floor reuse Aurélien Martel’s credited apartment. Wood and plaster reuse existing project materials. Resource details.
• Dialogue videos: video1.mp4, video2.mp4 and video3.mp4 were supplied by the user. Written responses are in English. Original prerecorded audio is unchanged. Media is delivered through Bunny CDN.
• Temporary player body: Ready Player Me readyplayer.glb, from the Three.js example collection. The original file is preserved; head visibility, pose, animation and colors are adapted at runtime.
• Lighting environment: Studio Garden by Sergej Majboroda, Poly Haven, CC0.
• Three.js, MIT license. three-mesh-bvh, Garrett Johnson and contributors, MIT license.
• Fonts: DM Sans and Italiana from Google Fonts, hosted through Bunny with system fallbacks. DM Sans license · Italiana license.

Resources from earlier studies

These credits cover earlier studies preserved locally. They do not describe the default Tripo V7 character.

• MakeHuman / MPFB anatomical study: human base, rig, facial morphs and long01 hair from MakeHuman / MPFB, CC0. Cocktail dress, straps, boots and additional hair fibers were created for this study.
• Earlier face and expressions: projected 4K skin, separate eyes and pupils, teeth, deformable eyelids and lashes. The web model retained 11 morphs and the Blender master retained 52. References were generated from the user’s fictional adult character using the integrated image tool. This was an approximate adaptation, not a scan or faithful 360-degree reconstruction.
• Earlier hair: textured transparent cards, a root layer and 260 additional fibers. Painted lighting in the textures limits accuracy under other lighting.
• Legacy comparison model: Indian Office Woman by Nodeaxis Interactive, CC BY 4.0, original source, AiZity conversion. Historical MediaPipe face: provenance, Apache 2.0 license. Loaded using ?character=legacy.

Noncommercial prototype

The CC BY-NC environment is used for prototype evaluation. It must be replaced with an original environment or commercially licensed resource before monetization. This demonstration contains no explicit content.

Interface, navigation, integration, procedural animation and dialogue developed for Lustalia. No payments or subscriptions are enabled.