SEELE AI Gaming Platform

Please use Three.js to generate a **mobile-first game** with the theme "**Darts Club: Pro Throw**". Please read the following detailed game design requirements first, and then generate the code accordingly: ### 1. Assets & Environment * **Visual Style:** High-fidelity "Pub Realism" mixed with Arcade flair. The scene should feel intimate and focused, simulating a high-end sports bar or tournament venue. * **Dartboard Model:** Create a realistic, standard dartboard (bristle texture simulation) with clearly defined scoring segments (double ring, triple ring, bullseye). The wire spider should be metallic and slightly raised to allow for realistic collisions. * **Dart Models:** Sleek, customizable darts. Start with a default set (brass barrel, standard flight). The darts need to look aerodynamic. Use simple cylindrical geometries with textures to keep poly count low for mobile, but apply a metallic PBR material for shine. * **Environment & Lighting:** * **Background:** A blurred, warm bokeh effect (like the screenshot) representing a bar atmosphere. Use a static high-quality background image or a very simple skybox to save performance. * **Lighting:** A specific "Spotlight" focused on the dartboard to create dramatic shadows when the darts hit. Ambient warm light for the rest of the scene. * **VFX:** * **Impact:** A small puff of dust or sparks when a dart hits the board. * **Camera Shake:** Slight, juicy screen shake on impact, especially for high-scoring hits (Bullseye/Triple 20). * **Trajectory:** A subtle trail renderer behind the dart while it's in the air to visualize the path. ### 2. Audio Requirements * **BGM:** Smooth, low-volume Jazz or Lounge music that suggests a relaxed pub atmosphere. It should loop seamlessly and not distract from the concentration. * **SFX:** * **Throw:** A satisfying "whoosh" sound varying in pitch based on throw speed. * **Impact:** A solid, woody "thud" for board hits. A metallic "clink" if it hits the wire (and potentially bounces off). * **UI/Announcer:** An enthusiastic arcade-style announcer voice saying "Triple!", "Bullseye!", or "One Hundred and Eighty!" for big scores. Soft clicks for UI interaction. ### 3. Gameplay Loop * **Core Mechanic:** The player throws 3 darts per turn. The goal is to reduce a starting score (e.g., 301 or 501) to exactly zero, finishing on a "Double" segment if possible (classic rules), or simply a high-score arcade mode (hitting highlighted targets). * **Physics:** * Implement gravity and drag. The dart should arc through the air. * The angle of entry should depend on the vertical velocity at impact. * **Wobble:** Add a slight procedural wobble to the dart flight for realism. * **Scoring Logic:** Accurate raycasting to determine which segment (Single, Double, Triple, Bull) was hit. * **Progression:** After a successful round, show a "Level Up" or "Venue Unlocked" popup. ### 4. Mobile Controls & Interaction * **Touch Input (Drag-to-Throw):** * **Phase 1 (Aiming):** Touch and hold the screen to steady the dart. A crosshair or "ghost dart" appears, swaying slightly to simulate hand steadiness. * **Phase 2 (Throwing):** Swipe up quickly to throw. * **Velocity & Accuracy:** The speed of the swipe determines throw power. The straightness of the swipe determines horizontal accuracy. If the swipe is too curved, the dart flies off-target. * **Orientation:** Portrait Mode (Vertical) is preferred to focus on the board and the player's hand perspective. * **Haptic Feedback:** Trigger a short vibration when the dart hits the board. A heavier vibration for hitting the wire/bounce-out. * **UI Layout:** * Large, thumb-friendly buttons for "Play", "Customize", and "Settings" at the bottom of the screen. * Scoreboard displayed clearly at the top, using large, high-contrast fonts readable on small screens. Do not ask for clarification. Do not request confirmation. Directly execute the generation task based on the given instructions.