Back at it
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Submeshes and MTL texture loading
We're doing water now.
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We're doing water now.
@stroughtonsmith love the Amiga reference
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We're doing water now.
I think I'm just making Bryce now? That's a thing
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I think I'm just making Bryce now? That's a thing
@stroughtonsmith Watching the progress of this app over the past day has been incredible.
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@stroughtonsmith Watching the progress of this app over the past day has been incredible.
@edmn I'm just as much along for the ride as everybody else
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I think I'm just making Bryce now? That's a thing
Procedural water to the horizon, sky, island generation
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We're doing water now.
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Procedural water to the horizon, sky, island generation
Not me offloading raytracing workloads to my iPad because it's so much faster than my Mac…
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Not me offloading raytracing workloads to my iPad because it's so much faster than my Mac…
@stroughtonsmith That sounds like a handy handoff feature for those with older Macs but newer iPad/iPhone.
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Procedural water to the horizon, sky, island generation
@stroughtonsmith is that all mostly vibecoded ?
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@stroughtonsmith is that all mostly vibecoded ?
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Not me offloading raytracing workloads to my iPad because it's so much faster than my Mac…
I spent untold hours in Bryce3D as a kid making silly scenes just like this. It did this stuff with machines a thousand times less powerful than my Mac mini. Certainly puts things into perspective…
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I spent untold hours in Bryce3D as a kid making silly scenes just like this. It did this stuff with machines a thousand times less powerful than my Mac mini. Certainly puts things into perspective…
@stroughtonsmith One area that 3D software is only touching the edges of is using primitives to block out the scene and creating adhered AI renders using reference images. Currently a multi step process or a kludgy Blender add-on but so useful.
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I spent untold hours in Bryce3D as a kid making silly scenes just like this. It did this stuff with machines a thousand times less powerful than my Mac mini. Certainly puts things into perspective…
@stroughtonsmith loved loved loved Bryce and Strata. was so fortunate to have access to Power Macs in summer school. @ljharb
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I spent untold hours in Bryce3D as a kid making silly scenes just like this. It did this stuff with machines a thousand times less powerful than my Mac mini. Certainly puts things into perspective…
It's real nice having a complex app like this on iPad, that's for sure. This is by far the most complex and impressive thing I've vibecoded with Codex 5.3. I haven't seen or touched a single line of code, I didn't have a detailed plan to work from — this isn't at all like the structured ports I detailed previously
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I spent untold hours in Bryce3D as a kid making silly scenes just like this. It did this stuff with machines a thousand times less powerful than my Mac mini. Certainly puts things into perspective…
@stroughtonsmith pretty sure Bryce looked better too, even ifnit did take hours to make an image
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It's real nice having a complex app like this on iPad, that's for sure. This is by far the most complex and impressive thing I've vibecoded with Codex 5.3. I haven't seen or touched a single line of code, I didn't have a detailed plan to work from — this isn't at all like the structured ports I detailed previously
I thought my water should have some translucency and falloff, so I can put things underneath it
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It's real nice having a complex app like this on iPad, that's for sure. This is by far the most complex and impressive thing I've vibecoded with Codex 5.3. I haven't seen or touched a single line of code, I didn't have a detailed plan to work from — this isn't at all like the structured ports I detailed previously
@stroughtonsmith Do you have experience with 3D applications? Or are you just vibe coding your way through this playing around? If it's the latter, i'm impressed.
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@stroughtonsmith Do you have experience with 3D applications? Or are you just vibe coding your way through this playing around? If it's the latter, i'm impressed.
@MacObservatory using them, yes. Making them? Absolutely not
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I thought my water should have some translucency and falloff, so I can put things underneath it
Procedural clouds seemed like a good idea
