Hey r/SideProject! I fell down the rabbit hole of those tiny waddling Disney-style robot ducks (the open-source Open Duck Mini / Microduck community), and realized most people never get to play with one unless they spend $350+ on servos and 40 hours 3D-printing parts. So I built DuckSpace.org - a free, zero-install 3D apartment right in the browser where anyone can adopt and mess around with a physics-driven robot duck in one click (no sign-up, no downloads): Play in browser: https://duckspace.org/?lang=en A few fun things you can try inside the room: - Make the duck waddle around the rug, do a full forward somersault, peck the floor, or balance on one leg like a flamingo - Spawn a soccer ball and kick it around the room, or strap tiny roller skates onto its feet - Switch colors, dodge (or annoy) the ginger cat and the robot vacuum, or turn on autonomous "brains" where the duck maps the room on its own and bobs its head to music Since I have been staring at this room for days, I would love honest feedback from fresh eyes: 1. Is it immediately fun and intuitive in the first 30 seconds, or was anything confusing? 2. What fun room toys, mini-games, or silly duck tricks should I add next? 3. Anything on the screen that feels cluttered and should be simplified? Thanks for checking it out!   submitted by   /u/Am1nadav [link]   [comments]