This one is kept up-to-date with the state of the game world. Even includes full NPC locations and animations.
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In a similar vein, but for Old School RuneScape, is https://osrs.world/
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#12Mario Kart 8 Deluxe -> Bell Cup -> GBA Ribbon Road is my favorite, you can see how small the track is compared to the whole room and how much detail there is out of bounds!
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#13The Portal 2 renders were genuinely surprising. Crazy what we can do in a browser today
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#14Noclip's creator Jasper has some great deep-dive video essays on game deconstructions over on their yt channel, as well: https://www.youtube.com/@JasperRLZ
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#15Oh, that is SO cool. I love that, I love that! This was everything I hoped it would be. Thank you for this amazing stuff. Truly immersive imagination inspiration :)
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#16This is actually wild. I have no idea how this works. Does it somehow emulate the rendering engine of each of these games to render the map? The water in Half-Life 2: Lost Coast is just how I remember it. Very cool.
It's open source: https://github.com/magcius/noclip.website I wouldn't say it emulates so much as implements a renderer for each game. It's totally nuts.
I contributed one earlier this year! The community's a great bunch and I learned a lot.
Always remember, folks: the best feature request is a pull request ;)
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#17Amazing resource for game dev! Specifically level design. So many great titles in there.
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#18In a similar vein, but for Old School RuneScape, is https://osrs.world/ This one is kept up-to-date with the state of the game world. Even includes full NPC locations and animations.
This is so sick. I've been playing OSRS on and off for a while but for some reason never heard of this.
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#19wow incredible job ! it's a very nice idea.
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#20Wow. Just... wow. Didn't think I'd get to head back to Pilotwings 64 and fly around those maps anytime soon. Or TF2, or HalfLife. Very, very cool.