integrate 3 javascript libraries to make an interactive simple simulation

I want to test the performance of a toy simulation that looks just like this: [login to view URL] Here you can watch a full demo of how it should work , we are basically copying this: [login to view URL] This looks like a hard project, but its actually quiet easy because all the pieces are already available, we are just combining 3 open source libraries and writing some glue code. I want to make it by combining these 3 libraries: * [login to view URL] will draw everything with webGL: [login to view URL] More examples: [login to view URL] Most of the code will be in here * I need to add basic physics so the little human people can push the objects and jump, just like in that demo, we will use the [login to view URL] library: [login to view URL] Some reference notes: [login to view URL]:-Steering-and-Physics-Engine The physics engine must allow for the humans to push the blocks and to jump over the wall, just like in the demo video. I will be modifying and testing this code a lot in the future, so please try to make it easy to adjust all the variables. Add 5types of objects: * a tiled floor for everything to walk on, just like the video * a human like person that can jump and I can control with keyboard. The human can just be a block. I can control the human. controls: arrow keys and space bar to jump * walls,( should be about 4 or 5 in the scene) * yellow heavier blocks (should be 4 to 5 in the scene) * ramps (should be 1 or 2 in the scene) If I pass a parameter to the webpage called scene=[login to view URL] It will load that txt file configuration from the web, if I dont pass the scene parameter, I want a random simulation to appear that must have : the player in it with some walls, blocks, and ramps * the player is in a random locaton * 4-5 randomly placed walls * 4-5 randomly placed heavier blocks * 1-2 randomly placed ramps * Show the framerate of the engine so I can measure the performance: [login to view URL] * I need easy cam so I can view the simulation easily: [login to view URL] Easy cam demo: [login to view URL] I should be able to control the camera angles with the mouse and see all aspects of the simulation as it is running in realtime I will test this by loading a random file with the scene parameter