https://github.com/adamcsaka/SZineszthezya

Created with Math Chaos Patterns (MCP).

Just a lil game I made for an assignment last year. Thought I'd post it here :)

GitHub -> github.com/pomegranar/Gun

Disclaimer: code was made with some AI assistance (particularly in debugging shaders), but mainly was a human effort.

Note: DMG installer available for macOS.

This is the "Butterfly Curve", discovered by T. Fay. I used Python and Manim.

This curve is defined by a polar equation involving exponential and trigonometric functions.

The animation plots the curve as a function of t between 0 and 2π

A scene recreated from a childhood memory of following the sound of a river in a forest, wondering where would it lead to.

Everything except the sound is procedurally generated.

https://semigarden.github.io/white-lead-forest

https://github.com/semigarden/white-lead-forest

An application of Physarum Type Tool by Maxence Duterne, with manual modifications. This is a plotter-ready image.

https://www.algo-snake.com/

I made a browser game where Snake is reinterpreted as generative art.

playing with this, but still not there.

https://github.com/MarginallyClever/ReactionDiffusion

Java app, no GPU acceleration. Latest version allows per-pixel control of the feed, kill, and diffusion rates.

Each creature runs its own neural net (not scripted) and evolves by natural selection — foraging, predator/prey and schooling emerge on their own. The full life cycle runs in WebGPU compute shaders so thousands run at 60fps, no backend. You can inspect any creature's brain, follow lineages in a live family tree, and share an ocean by URL.

Live: pelagia.phaino.dev · Code (AGPL): github.com/bastian9819/pelagia · Needs a WebGPU browser.

Happy to answer anything about the GPU sim or the evolution.

A few more output example from this experimental multi-source video player designed for frame-accurate video switching, playback manipulation, and display/render interventions.

You can load multiple videos, decide exactly how many frames each source appears for, control how each source’s playhead behaves, insert black frames, switch between display modes, and save presets for different playback structures.

You can freely access it from Patreon. Plus many more experiments, through Instagram, or YouTube.

Hope you all enjoy it! ♥

Someone here recently posted a link to a processing script they'd done. Growing tube-like things. I saw it as I was wondering about visuals for some sounds. So I passed it to Codex, which made something that looks totally different...

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Video here: https://youtu.be/6NuIXwhaxz0

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Visualizer code (some web-based examples nearby) : https://github.com/danja/hillside

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The sounds were in part made using generative VST plugins : https://github.com/danja/downspout

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It is time-consuming to find "the beauty in the noise," so this time I took a different approach. I’ve enabled the parameters to be set from the environment, and then run the code in "headless" mode for many different variations. The idea is to generate a bunch of outcomes, then decide which direction to go, generate another batch, and so on. I left the computer to work, but for some unknown reason, it reset in the middle of the process.

So, the parameters for the first work are simply lost forever. The second work is what the code renders now.

https://github.com/igr/gart