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epic virus fight

I added video recording when you win/lose at my grid virus game https://antoinemopa.github.io/grid/

The things linkedin recommends me are getting wilder every week.

code

The downside of this flexibility is much lower FPS. I have a few ideas for performance, but I want to build some core functionality first (Most of the UI is still missing). Note that this is in a development branch and it's not released. Claydash is available online, but it's not worth checking now lol, you can just put spheres and boxes together. Maybe once I have some proper UI it can be useful for prototyping 3D projects. But honestly, I'm not working on this project for it to be used by anyone, I just want to have fun playing with bevy and shaders. Maybe in the end it becomes something usable.

The pull request: https://github.com/antoineMoPa/claydash/pull/10/files

Update about my experimental SDF 3D modeller. I'm working on control points, which are little red dots that allow controlling a shape's properties (example: box size in x,y,z, sphere radius). Later I want to change the little red dots to be more meaningful graphics/icons with text labels.

Can you spot the mistake?

My scene data is stored in a tree data structure where I can listen to updates granularly (that's how I efficiently update the objects only when something actually changed). The tree also manages making snapshots and moving back and forth between snapshot versions. It can also be serialized to json and imported back. I think I'll eventually publish a crate just for this tree, once it's more feature-stable.

plus a lot of work under the hood: shaders, data structures, etc.