Bunnyland 3D client

Bunnyland 3D is a web client for playing the same Bunnyland world through a 3D room view. It does not add separate player rules. Your character still uses the normal actions, inventory, action points, focus points, command queue, room exits, and server validation.

Use it when you want a spatial view of a room, remembered nearby rooms, clickable exits, clickable targets, and screenshots of the scene.

Open the client

Open the 3D add-on page from the Bunnyland site. On a hosted deployment, the server field is usually already set to /api. Local development should proxy that same-origin path rather than entering a cross-origin API URL, such as http://127.0.0.1:8765.

The add-on has three entry points:

Choose Player to play. The Connection dialog opens before a character is active. Set the server URL, press Connect, choose a character, and claim control. After joining, use the toolbar's Connection button to reopen the same controls. If the claim succeeds, the compact toolbar, room view, character summary, available actions, command queue, and recent activity update together. The compact toolbar shows the countdown to the next world tick whenever the server supplies tick timing. Theme selection stays in the shared client menu, using the same canonical theme names as the other Bunnyland clients.

The Connection dialog also has a three-level Shader effects setting:

• Off draws the room directly and allocates no post-processing target;
• Subtle is the default and uses a restrained version of the room's visual profile;
• Full uses the room profile at its authored strength.

The choice is stored in this browser. Rooms and visual plugins decide which mix of subtle bloom, ambient occlusion, depth of field, lens flare, and sun rays suits their environment; your client setting always scales or disables that mix.

Read the room

The center of the page is the room view. The client shows your current room, visible room contents, exits, and nearby rooms remembered from earlier visits. Decorated outdoor rooms also show biome-specific terrain, grouped flora and static props, ambient particles, local lights, fog, a low outdoor boundary, and a skybox when the room has no roof. The boundary uses hedges or a fence with clear portal openings; like grouped scenery, it is deliberately noninteractive and noncolliding, including scenery that is visually clustered. It is omitted near exits, the player, and interactive objects only to keep those objects readable. Selectable or collidable props remain ordinary ECS entities.

Terrain color variation and the painted shadow color beneath ground-cover foliage are deterministic room decoration, not lighting that follows the character. Flora parts reuse geometry and materials, and their painted shadows are submitted as one instanced batch.

The server remains authoritative. If a target is hidden, blocked by fog, in another room, or otherwise unavailable, the client either hides the action or shows the server's rejection after you try it.

The player requires scene schema v4 from the 3D server plugin. If capability negotiation fails, it shows a compatibility error and does not enable character selection. Ask the server administrator to install matching server and web add-on images. Installed plugins are discovered through package entry points; obsolete runtime module-import flags will prevent startup.

Move and act

Use WASD to walk around the current room. This local pose is visual only and remains in place across ordinary refreshes. The server transform is used again when you enter a new room or if the local pose becomes invalid.

Walk close to an exit to reveal its prompt, then press E or click Travel to queue the normal move action. The move spends action points the same way it does in the terminal, Discord, REPL, or Toon client.

Click a visible character, item, prop, or portal to select it as the current target. Selecting a portal does not travel through it; walk close and use E or Travel when you are ready. The action panel then filters and labels actions around that target. You can also search actions directly from the action box.

Actions use the same verbs as every other Bunnyland client:

• world actions, such as move, take, drop, use, eat, and drink, spend action points;
• focus actions, such as notes and memory actions, spend focus points;
• queued actions appear in the queue panel and can be cancelled before they run;
• the server can still reject an action if the target or world state changed.

Use the camera and HUD

The third-person camera follows your locally controlled avatar. It shortens its follow distance when room geometry would block the avatar, then eases back out when the view is clear. The bundled leporid avatar has a faceted low-poly silhouette, breathing and walking animation, and optional visual variants. Its head follows selected or nearby characters, items, and exits even while walking. Its walk animation controls the arms during movement; after stopping, the arms can reach toward nearby items and portals within a limited forward cone. For example, scout adds a neckerchief and satchel, while gardener adds an apron and broad hat. Unknown variants safely use the base avatar.

Use the view controls to:

• right-drag the room view to orbit;
• use the wheel to change follow distance;
• click a visible character or object to target it;
• capture the current canvas as a PNG;
• use Panels to show or hide the sidebar without losing its selected tab;
• use the accessible Character, Room, Actions, and Journal tabs to organize profile details, room information, commands, and recent records; after joining, the Actions tab is selected by default;
• read the remembered-room map in the panels without leaving the character view.

Plugin-owned room decorations and models are part of the same scene contract. Outdoor rooms can show stable grouped flora, detail props, lights, and particles before any player action; reloads update those owned entities idempotently rather than adding duplicates.

The capture button downloads the current canvas, including enabled shader effects. It is useful for player notes, feedback, and bug reports. Server-generated scene images are separate and appear in the photo gallery when image generation is enabled.

Remembered rooms

The player client stores remembered rooms in browser localStorage per server and character. This lets previously visited rooms stay visible after refresh while their contents remain hidden until you can perceive them again.

If the map looks stale, reconnect or clear the browser's site storage for the Bunnyland host. This only clears your local view memory; it does not change the server world.

Give control back

Use the claim dialog to release your claim, switch fallback behavior, or let another controller resume control. Once released, your character can be claimed by another client or handled by its configured fallback controller.

The 3D client is only one way to control a character. You can switch back to the terminal, REPL, Discord, Toon, or character sheet workflow and continue from the same world state.