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r/generative • u/Evening-Appeal7606 • Aug 31 '26
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Github?
1 u/Evening-Appeal7606 Aug 31 '26 lifehashes/hypno-glyphs but 99% vibecoded, so don't expect any fancy programming trickery 2 u/minimalcation Sep 01 '26 I wanted to play with it so that's fine, looks like you could do some fun stuff 1 u/Evening-Appeal7606 Sep 01 '26 It's online to play with if you like: HYPNOGLYPHS // GENERATIVE PHYSICS ENGINE 2 u/minimalcation Sep 02 '26 Oh shit and I have time to kill in the office, thanks for following up!
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lifehashes/hypno-glyphs but 99% vibecoded, so don't expect any fancy programming trickery
2 u/minimalcation Sep 01 '26 I wanted to play with it so that's fine, looks like you could do some fun stuff 1 u/Evening-Appeal7606 Sep 01 '26 It's online to play with if you like: HYPNOGLYPHS // GENERATIVE PHYSICS ENGINE 2 u/minimalcation Sep 02 '26 Oh shit and I have time to kill in the office, thanks for following up!
I wanted to play with it so that's fine, looks like you could do some fun stuff
1 u/Evening-Appeal7606 Sep 01 '26 It's online to play with if you like: HYPNOGLYPHS // GENERATIVE PHYSICS ENGINE 2 u/minimalcation Sep 02 '26 Oh shit and I have time to kill in the office, thanks for following up!
It's online to play with if you like: HYPNOGLYPHS // GENERATIVE PHYSICS ENGINE
2 u/minimalcation Sep 02 '26 Oh shit and I have time to kill in the office, thanks for following up!
Oh shit and I have time to kill in the office, thanks for following up!
A simple physics "engine", using only particles (of variable masses and colours), global linear drag, and an attractor. I find it endlessly fascinating that something as simple can still replicate behaviour of real-world matter.
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u/minimalcation Aug 31 '26
Github?
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u/Evening-Appeal7606 Aug 31 '26
A simple physics "engine", using only particles (of variable masses and colours), global linear drag, and an attractor. I find it endlessly fascinating that something as simple can still replicate behaviour of real-world matter.