Back away
Talk to a humanoid in a 3D apartment — on screen, in VR, or in your real room (MR). Voice/text commands, an open-source BYO-key LLM brain, and ~950 composable motion skills. Three.js + WebXR (Quest 3).
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Slowly backs away from the current spot with cautious small backward steps while facing forward, via a translating sequence. Use when a command mentions back away, back off, ease backward, retreat slowly facing forward, or step back carefully.
SKILL.md
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back-away
Cautious small backward steps, hands a little raised, keeping facing forward. Translate root while OMITTING faceDeg so the heading holds.
Composes: walk + balance-and-posture
How
- Use a
sequencewithloop:false. Framerootis ABSOLUTE; compute the travel axis fromstate.position+state.faceDeg(0=+Z, 90=+X). The example assumes origin facing +Z. Makezmore negative; do NOT setfaceDeg. - Small alternating backward steps; hands slightly up and wary.
durationMs~2600.
Example
- "back away slowly" ->
{"durationMs":2600,"say":"I will just back away...","sequence":{"loop":false,"frames":[{"t":0,"pose":{"LeftUpLeg":[25,0,0],"LeftLeg":[18,0,0],"LeftUpperArm":[0,0,75],"RightUpperArm":[0,0,-75]},"root":{"z":-0.4}},{"t":0.5,"pose":{"LeftUpLeg":[0,0,180],"LeftLeg":[0,0,0],"RightUpLeg":[25,0,0],"RightLeg":[18,0,0]},"root":{"z":-0.9}},{"t":1,"pose":{"RightUpLeg":[0,0,180],"RightLeg":[0,0,0],"LeftUpperArm":[0,0,90],"RightUpperArm":[0,0,-90]},"root":{"z":-1.4}}]}}
Limits & posture
Keep ≥1 foot grounded except at a jump's airborne apex; stay inside human joint ranges and keep weight over the support — see balance-and-posture.