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Rebuild a playable browser 3D arcade kart racer titled “Dustline Drift.” Use a warm, stylized low-poly desert presentation: a large flat sandy-orange ground plane, orange/tan sky-colored background with matching distant fog, strong soft sunlight and shadows, and a broad dark terracotta-brown oval race track made from segmented ribbon-like tiles. The oval track should be centered around a sandy inner island, with sparse low-poly cacti and angular rocks/mesa props around the outside. Add subtle pale lane/edge dashes on alternating track segments. Use a third-person chase camera positioned several meters behind and above the player kart, smoothly following its position and yaw and looking slightly above the kart. The player is a small arcade go-kart at the start/finish area, with a chunky colorful body, dark seat and four wheels; a simple fallback kart can be built from box and cylinder primitives, while an equivalent low-poly kart model is acceptable. The kart starts near the front/bottom side of the oval at approximately the 6-o’clock position, facing along the track. The camera should show the track curving broadly ahead and keep the desert arena visible. Build a three-lap race with no opponents: the goal is to drive the kart around the oval and complete 3 laps. Constrain or gently steer the kart back toward the oval racing line when it strays too far from the track, while reducing speed slightly off-track. Detect lap completion as the kart crosses from the end of the oval progress back to its beginning; stop the kart when all three laps are complete. Start with speed 0 and lap 1/3. Driving uses WASD and arrow keys: Up/W accelerates toward a forward target speed, Down/S brakes or drives backward toward a small negative target speed, and Left/A and Right/D steer. Steering changes the kart yaw proportionally to current speed. Holding Space while turning activates drifting: increase steering response and allow a small drift-speed gain while accumulating drift charge. When the player releases drift after charging for long enough, consume the charge and grant a temporary boost lasting roughly 1–3 seconds, adding extra acceleration/speed. Display a visible “DRIFT BOOST!” indicator while boost is active. Include a glowing yellow-orange circular ring near the start area and three bright yellow-orange rectangular boost/drift pads laid across the track near the inner side; these are visual gameplay markers matching the desert palette (the core boost is triggered by drift release). Create a fixed translucent dark-brown HUD over the 3D view. In the upper left show a rounded card with uppercase “DUSTLINE DRIFT” and the subtitle “Desert sprint · 3 laps.” In the upper right show rounded-card stats for “Lap,” “Speed,” and “Boost,” with large golden numeric values such as 1/3, 0, and 0. At the bottom center show the instruction text: “WASD / arrows to drive · hold Space while turning to drift · release for a boost.” On touch-sized screens, show four rounded dark controls along the bottom: left and right arrow buttons on the lower left, an up/gas button and a “DRIFT” button on the lower right. These buttons must support pointer/touch press-and-hold input and mirror keyboard controls; hide or make them effectively invisible on larger desktop screens. Use rounded corners, pale cream/gold text, subtle borders/shadows, and a warm orange-brown visual theme throughout.