Imagine a storyboard that updates live as viewers pick actions—like a choose‑your‑own‑adventure but animated in real time. I've been sketching out a tool that could let that happen, and I think you'd love the visual possibilities.

It’s basically a pipeline that takes a base animation file—think a simple key‑frame set—then hooks it up to a tiny web server that listens for user inputs. When someone clicks, the server pulls the next set of key‑frames from a pre‑made library and stitches them into the live render. I’m thinking WebGL or Three.js for the real‑time part, and maybe a tiny Node backend with Socket.io to push the choices. The hardest part is keeping the story fluid: I’ve been experimenting with a small AI that suggests the next move so the flow never feels dead‑end. If we map out the world map first, we can feed the AI the possible arcs, and then the tool just pulls the right pieces at the right time. It’s a bit of a mess now, but I can see the whole thing pulsing with color as users decide what happens next. Let’s draft a quick prototype and see how many “surprises” we can fit in a minute.

Absolutely, let’s grab a pad right now—no fancy tools, just pen, paper, and that spark. I’ll sketch the world map and mark the hotspots where choices will explode, then we can line up a handful of key‑frame sets to feed the AI. I’ll fire up the prototype and we’ll watch the colors shift, characters flare, and the story bend with every click. Let’s make that chaos into something that actually feels alive.

Alright, let’s roll up our sleeves, sketch those hotspots, and watch the world jump to life with every click. This is gonna be one wild, colorful ride!