Mi Gatita Word siames siames

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Recreate a mobile-friendly 3D virtual pet game titled “Mi Gatita Word siames siames” (the visible UI title is “Mi Gatita”). The player cares for a virtual Siamese cat named Luna in a small cozy room. Use a portrait-oriented, fixed third-person camera with a perspective view from above and in front of the cat, looking toward the center of the room. The scene should feel like a stylized low-poly 3D toy/game environment: dark purple walls and floor, soft shadows, warm pink-purple lighting, and a large pink/mauve rectangular rug in the middle with thin cream stripes. Include simple room props visible around the cat: a wooden wall shelf at the rear-left, a cream cushion on a low wooden bed/base at the rear-right, a gold food bowl and mint/blue water bowl toward the left/front of the room, and a small pink toy ball on a string toward the right/front. Enable soft cast shadows, with a warm directional light, purple ambient fill, and a pink point light. Add subtle atmospheric fog/background in deep purple.

Place Luna in the center of the rug, facing generally toward the camera. Use a loaded rigged low-poly cat model with Siamese-like brown/orange coloring and darker stripes/markings, pointed ears, and a rounded compact body. Scale the cat large enough to dominate the middle of the portrait frame. Give her a subtle idle bobbing motion and use available cat animations where possible: idle by default, a biting/front animation when fed, a jumping animation when playing, and a yes/affection animation when petted. During play, make her turn or sway side-to-side briefly; after about 2.3 seconds return to idle. The pink toy ball should slowly rotate and bob continuously.

Implement the virtual-pet rules with three values, each clamped from 0 to 100 and initially set to: hunger 78, happiness 76, energy 84. Display these values in the HUD as Spanish labels “Hambre”, “Felicidad”, and “Energía”, with numeric values and horizontal progress bars. Use orange/yellow for hunger, pink for happiness, and light blue for energy. The four interactions must be clickable/touch-friendly buttons and immediately update the bars and message: “🍣 Dar comida” increases hunger by 24, increases happiness by 5, decreases energy by 2, shows “Ñam ñam… Luna disfruta su comida 🍣”, and triggers the bite animation; “🧶 Jugar” decreases hunger by 8, increases happiness by 20, decreases energy by 14, shows “¡Luna persigue el juguete! 🧶”, and triggers the jump/play animation; “💗 Acariciar” increases happiness by 13, shows “Luna ronronea feliz 💗”, and triggers the affection/yes animation; “🌙 Dormir” increases energy by 25, decreases hunger by 5, shows “Zzz… Luna toma una siestita 🌙”, and returns/keeps the cat in idle. Do not add automatic stat decay, inventory, minigames, movement controls, or other mechanics.

Overlay a clean Spanish HUD above the 3D scene. At the top, use two translucent very-dark-purple rounded panels with a subtle border, shadow, and blur effect. The left panel says “Mi Gatita” in large bold white text and beneath it “Cuida a Luna, tu siamesa virtual” in muted lavender. The right panel contains the three stat rows and bars. At the bottom center, show a rounded dark translucent message pill initially reading “Luna te está esperando 🐾”, above the action buttons. Arrange the buttons in a responsive centered row/wrapped layout: yellow-orange feed button, pink play button, lavender pet button, and light-blue sleep button, all with dark-purple bold text, rounded corners, and a pressed-down scale effect. Beneath them show the small muted hint “Las acciones cambian sus necesidades. Mantén a Luna contenta.” Ensure the HUD is responsive for narrow portrait screens, the WebGL canvas fills the viewport, and touch interaction does not scroll the page.