shockham @shockham@merveilles.town

Initially meant this ray march sketch to be flickering like fire, came out slightly different

https://flicke.now.sh/
src: https://github.com/shockham/flicke

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Looks like a handy set of links for environmental things.

"The world is simultaneously underwater and on fire, and people want to know what they can do about it. Let's share resources, services, products and ideas you can use to stop kicking the planet in the face."

https://github.com/philsturgeon/awesome-earth

Sliders set the note for that step, with a mute button that half works at the bottom

Played around with making an FM Synth with a step sequencer using the Web Audio API + WASM + Rust

https://noiser.shockham.now.sh/
src: https://github.com/shockham/noiser

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Rounded cube ray march sketch

https://weive.shockham.now.sh/
src: https://github.com/shockham/weive

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Rhombus ray march sketch

https://rhombei.shockham.now.sh/
src: https://github.com/shockham/rhombei

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Sketch using ray marching inspired by flowers

https://botanea.shockham.now.sh/
src: https://github.com/shockham/botanea

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@ragekit Nice! that is looking pretty
good!

@ragekit this post might be of interest: https://medium.com/google-design/google-photos-45b714dfbed1 and a similar implementation https://github.com/guoyunhe/flexbin

@nkint I mostly just use the web client, though sometimes use fedilab on android

@nkint If you are using the web client there is a tab at the side for local which should only be things from this instance: https://merveilles.town/web/timelines/public/local

Both use a minimal renderer I wrote in rust using its super good web assembly support: https://github.com/shockham/infuse

Another experiment with ray marching also using Rust + WASM + WebGL

https://effuse.shockham.now.sh/
src: https://github.com/shockham/effuse

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@kodedninja yep! it is here: https://github.com/shockham/efferve

@s_ol Thanks! I really like to add noise to everything so it doesn't seem too flat. All the code is here if you are interested: https://github.com/shockham/efferve

@kodedninja Thank you!

Playing around with ray marching using a simple renderer written in Rust + WASM + WebGL

https://efferve.shockham.now.sh/

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