Pimp My Pimp - Fashion Dress Up Game - Casual Game

Please use Three.js to generate a **mobile-first game** with the theme "**Pimp My Pimp: 3D Urban Fashion Sandbox**". Please read the following detailed game design requirements first, and then generate the code accordingly: ### 1. Assets & Environment * **Visual Style:** Use a **Cell-Shaded / Toon Shader** aesthetic (Three.js `MeshToonMaterial` with an outline post-processing effect) to replicate the original's thick-line cartoon art style in 3D. The vibe should be exaggerated, humorous, and colorful (high saturation). * **Character Model:** A central, low-poly male character (the "Pimp") positioned in the center. The model must be modular with attachment points for: Head (Hats/Afros), Eyes (Shades), Neck (Chains), Torso (Jackets/Coats), Legs (Pants), and Right Hand (Cane/Chalice). * **Wardrobe Assets:** Create procedural geometries or placeholders for: * **Head:** Giant afros, wide-brimmed fedoras with feathers. * **Face:** Gold shutter shades, aviators, monocles. * **Body:** Fur coats, leopard print suits, velvet blazers. * **Accessories:** Massive dollar-sign gold chains, diamond encrusted canes. * **Environment:** A stylized, dimly lit "Club VIP Area" or "Street Corner" background. Use a radial gradient texture on a background plane or a simple spotlight effect (`SpotLight`) focused on the character to highlight the "bling." * **Mobile Optimization:** Use low-poly meshes for all clothing items. Implement texture atlasing to reduce draw calls. Ensure the background is a static mesh or simple plane to save battery. ### 2. Audio Requirements * **BGM (Background Music):** A looping **70s Funk/Soul track**. Key elements: Wah-wah guitar riffs, slap bass lines, and a steady drum groove. It should feel confident and "cool." * **Sound Effects (SFX):** * **UI Click:** A distinct "Cash Register/Cha-Ching" sound or a metallic "Bling" sparkle sound when selecting items. * **Equip Sound:** A fabric rustling sound mixed with a "sparkle" sound. * **Voiceover:** Occasional deep, smooth voice clips saying "Groovy," "Oh yeah," or "Lookin' fly" when a full outfit is changed. * **Background:** Muffled crowd noise or faint disco ambience. ### 3. Gameplay Loop * **Core Mechanism:** A classic paper-doll style dress-up loop. 1. Player selects a body part category (Head, Body, Bling, etc.). 2. Player cycles through available items. 3. The item instantly snaps to the character model. * **Animation State:** The character should not be static. Implement a "Swagger Idle" animation loop (gentle bobbing, adjusting tie, or tapping foot to the beat). * **Randomize Feature:** A "Randomize" button that creates a chaotic, mismatched, and funny outfit for instant humor. * **Snapshot/Win State:** A camera button that freezes the animation, flashes a white screen (camera shutter), and creates a particle explosion of dollar signs or hearts to celebrate the creation. ### 4. Mobile Controls & Interaction * **Screen Orientation:** **Portrait Mode** (Vertical) is mandatory to accommodate the tall character model and the wardrobe UI. * **Touch Interaction (Model):** * **Swipe Left/Right** on the character: Rotates the model 360 degrees to view the outfit from all angles. * **Double Tap** on the character: Triggers a special pose or animation. * **UI Layout:** * **Bottom Navigation Bar:** A scrollable horizontal row of large icons (min 48x48px) representing categories (Hat Icon, Shirt Icon, Shoe Icon). * **Sub-Menu:** When a category is tapped, a secondary row appears above it showing the specific items available. * **Feedback:** * **Haptic Feedback:** Trigger a short vibration (using `navigator.vibrate`) when an item is equipped. * **Visual Feedback:** A "poof" particle effect or a flash of light around the body part when an item is changed to mask the model swapping. Do not ask for clarification. Do not request confirmation. Directly execute the generation task based on the given instructions.