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Love it. Might be a good thread to ask. A few years ago I found a couple of sites that were like shadertoy but for 2D canvas shit like this. One I think was codegolf.tk (which appears to have disappeared), and I can't for the life of me remember what the other was. Does anyone know of any such sites?
BTW, while we may think that driving is a universal thing, I instantly found it amazing how North American this is. From the integrated indicators, to cars passing on your right, to the road lights and even how the road undulates. Having said that, great project! Edit: Well I got this entirely wrong and missed that this was meant to be lefthand traffic. (I caught a segment that looked more like there was an independe…
Isn't this left hand traffic though? As in, not what you'd find in America? It feels very Swedish to me, except for the traffic direction.
http://realscandinavia.com/this-day-in-history-swedish-traff...
Is it legal to overtake on the right in the US? It's not in the country where I live (NL).
So realistic that it hogs the middle lane when it could move to the left ;)
https://ww3.cad.de/foren/ubb/uploads/NoIdea/perscheid32.jpg
by the late cartoonist Martin Perscheid.
What irritated me a bit instead, where the cars passing on the right side, until I realized that it was made by someone from UK ;-)
Related: tutorial for writing something similar with ShaderToy - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGmrMu-Iwbgs0H9va0DlopOGy...
I'm amused that we share initials and a passion for this kind of project! Mine's https://rezmason.github.io/drivey . One key difference: this guy built his demo from scratch, whereas mine's a port of someone else's work. It's great to see another implementation, with its own techniques and features.
The video didn't generate much interest so unfortunately I didn't release anything playable.
This reminds me of the movie Drive (2011), in particular the first song on the soundtrack, Kavinsky - Nightcall https://youtu.be/MV_3Dpw-BRY
Is it legal to overtake on the right in the US? It's not in the country where I live (NL).
> "It's hard to classify what it is [...] Maybe it's a "demo"?" Exactly, those are demos, and while I believe it's slightly different there's a whole culture around it that I've never been aware until recently called "demoscene"! I even have a small "Demos" section on my website with a bunch of those, not to the same level of quality though since for me it'd be a bit more like "self-contained small experiments that r…
