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Bruno Simon – 3D Portfolio

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Re: Bruno Simon – 3D Portfolio

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Post by tobinfekkes »

andrenotgiant wrote: post #31

This got me thinking: Rewind 25 years, I can easily imagine 15 year-old me sinking DOZENS of hours into playing this "game". I remember I put much more time than that into a free game that came in a box of cereal[0]. Today, I loaded the site up and spend about 30 seconds on it before deciding "this is cool!" and moving on, probably never to return. What changed? I guess it's a mix of: (A) How I value my time. (B) The…

I absolutely LOVED ChexQuest. It was fantastic. Just played it recently, in fact.

I was roaming around RE-PC in Seattle eons ago, and found an old CD of the game for $1. Snatched that sucker right up.

Re: Bruno Simon – 3D Portfolio

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Post by ycombinatrix »

Shaanveer wrote: post #55
tgdn wrote: post #3

Does not work on Chrome, and actually freezes the tab

google on linux does not support webgpu. (its hidden behind some flags) https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/wiki/Implementation-Status

That linked page says webgpu is behind a flag in Firefox for Android but the website worked for me.

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Post by vegabook »

This is a cool website but it's hardly groundbreaking. There have been hundreds (thousands?) of three.js/babylon.js in-browser demos over the past decade and this would qualify as top 10% area, but there's nothing here that hasn't been done before. It's fun, it's high quality, but it's not new, and as far as conveying useful information, it's actually quite cumbersome with high effort for low signal. And while it's polished, it doesn't come close to even the most basic indie 3d game.

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Post by gtirloni »

vegabook wrote: post #86

This is a cool website but it's hardly groundbreaking. There have been hundreds (thousands?) of three.js/babylon.js in-browser demos over the past decade and this would qualify as top 10% area, but there's nothing here that hasn't been done before. It's fun, it's high quality, but it's not new, and as far as conveying useful information, it's actually quite cumbersome with high effort for low signal. And while it's p…

OP said it's one of the "coolest", not the most groundbreaking website.

Could you share these other in-browser demos that are as amazing as this one?

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Post by Valk3_ »

gtirloni wrote: post #87
vegabook wrote: post #86

This is a cool website but it's hardly groundbreaking. There have been hundreds (thousands?) of three.js/babylon.js in-browser demos over the past decade and this would qualify as top 10% area, but there's nothing here that hasn't been done before. It's fun, it's high quality, but it's not new, and as far as conveying useful information, it's actually quite cumbersome with high effort for low signal. And while it's p…

OP said it's one of the "coolest", not the most groundbreaking website. Could you share these other in-browser demos that are as amazing as this one?

This one is pretty cool that i saw some time ago, not a game though, but a 3D portfolio: https://www.jessezhou.com/. The author even goes into how he made it: https://jesse-zhou.medium.com/jesses-ramen-case-study-77bae7....
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