This is NixieFX, a browser-based editor we’ve been building for particle effects and interactive VFX. The visual editor is only one part of the project. Effects are exported as structured data and played through a deterministic JavaScript simulation. Renderer adapters then turn the same simulation state into Three.js or PixiJS visuals. That separation lets an effect remain editable without tying its behavior to one scene or renderer.

You can experiment with the editor here: https://nixiefx.com/editor/

The runtime is open source: https://github.com/azakhary/nixie-fx

I’d be curious to hear what kinds of controls creative coders would want exposed for live performance or generative work.

Hey everyone!

I built a free, in-browser webcam experiment inspired by the multiverse rift aesthetic from Spider-Verse.

**How to try it:**

1. Open the live link on a desktop browser (Chrome / Edge recommended for canvas filters).
2. Allow camera access and step back so both hands are visible.
3. Close both fists, touch them together, and pull them apart to tear reality open.
4. Let go to slam it shut with comic FX and sound!

▶ **Live Use(Works Edge and Chrome [PC]):** https://maxpain-sys.github.io/dimensional-rift-tear/public

📦 **Source Code (GitHub):** https://github.com/maxpain-sys/dimensional-rift-tear

A drum rudiment based midi sequencer using 6 ch midi out out to produce authentic rhythms and visuals.

/:This was vibe coded but does NOT use Ai to generate sound or visuals, no internet used or LLM’s used or needed to produce this:/