Around The World, Part 1: Continents(frozenfractal.com)

66 points by atan2 2 years ago | 6 comments

Around The World, Part 27: Planting trees(frozenfractal.com)

15 points by ibobev 10 months ago | 1 comments

Teaching Kids Forth(gracefulliberty.com)

89 points by rbanffy 3 months ago | 37 comments

Neural network training makes beautiful fractals(sohl-dickstein.github.io)

264 points by telotortium 2 years ago | 54 comments

Making Minecraft Spherical(bowerbyte.com)

828 points by iamwil 1 year ago | 115 comments

A blog post describing how the author built a spherical, Minecraft-style voxel planet, shown with a rendered blocky globe.

The Plot of the Phantom, a text adventure that took 40 years to finish(scottandrew.com)

181 points by SeenNotHeard 1 year ago | 35 comments

VVVVVV Source Code(github.com)

385 points by radeeyate 1 year ago | 72 comments

GitHub repository by Terry Cavanagh hosting the source code of the indie platformer game VVVVVV, with desktop and mobile versions.

Rendering the Sky, Sunsets, and Planets(blog.maximeheckel.com)

514 points by ibobev 5 months ago | 40 comments

A blog post by Maxime Heckel exploring atmospheric scattering and how to render realistic skies, sunsets, and planets with shaders.

We're working on a new RuneScape MMO(play.runescape.com)

141 points by droidjj 22 days ago | 78 comments

Jagex teaser page announcing development of a new RuneScape MMO, showing a flaming "4" graphic behind a privacy consent dialog.

There is no official XScreenSaver GitHub repository(github.com)

63 points by st_goliath 6 days ago | 66 comments

A GitHub repository by jwz whose only content is a README stating there is no official XScreenSaver GitHub repository.

Teaching a World Model to Play Pokemon(nostalgia.dev)

20 points by stmonty 1 month ago | 18 comments

A blog post describing an attempt to train a learned world model on Pokémon gameplay screenshots and use it for planning to play the game.

I love software rendering(jamesfmackenzie.com)

337 points by speckx 10 days ago | 212 comments

A personal blog post by James Mackenzie about his love of software-rendered 3D graphics in classic MS-DOS and PC games like Quake.