SFTHE POCKET FESTIVAL

A LITTLE SPIN. A LITTLE WONDER.

SilkflightLantern Harbor

Two pulls, one flying spool.
Thread the lights. Meet it on the way down.

0 / 6lights collected
Tangerine and teal diabolo spool
DRAG THE STRING TO CATCH
SPIN
00 / 1 lit

YOUR TWO-MINUTE FIELD GUIDE

Let the string meet the spool.

  1. Build spin. Alternate Left pull and Right pull (Q / E). The spin meter needs to cross the gold mark at 30. Repeating one side gives less spin.
  2. Set an arc. Choose angle and loft. The dotted path predicts your flight. “Show a good arc” gives a friendly starting point.
  3. Toss. Press Space or Toss. While the spool flies, drag anywhere on the stage, slide the position control, or use the arrow keys to put your string under the glowing landing mark.
  4. Catch & glow. Light every ring and catch the descending spool on the string. Misses are gentle: build spin and try again. There is no timer.

Six short stunts, unlimited retries. Your completed lights stay on this device. Pause is P, retry is R. Reduced motion keeps the view calmer.

Original game, open source

Silkflight code is MIT. Both illustrated assets were made with a GPT image model and bundled locally. No upstream code, models, recordings, or artwork is copied.

Research reference: omron-sinicx/diabolo (33 observed stars, BSD-3-Clause, last commit October 14, 2021). Its ROS/Gazebo model does not run here. The original fallback follows a catalog and popular-repository search.

Topical inspiration: 2026 World Diabolo Contest, Taipei, November 5–8. No affiliation or official scoring.