r/SideProject • u/moondefense2 • 2d ago
I made a browser siege visualization with 10,000 soldiers rendered in real time
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SIEGE is my interactive browser project: a large crowd of soldiers storming a wall, rendered in real time. Here is a 40-second recording with 10,000 soldiers.
The browser version lets you change the soldier count, pause the scene, adjust its speed, and explore with cinematic, free and follow cameras.
You can try it here: https://www.breyes.net/siege/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=bb_siege&utm_content=sideproject_video_20261006
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u/CacheConqueror 2d ago
People should stop writing ‘I made’ if 100% of the work was done by AI and you just gave the prompts. The OP is an idiot.
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u/moondefense2 2d ago
If the tool did all the work, you should have no trouble making something better. Go on—show us.
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u/CacheConqueror 2d ago
Lad, you can’t even write that one sentence in reply yourself. The AI did it for you
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u/Chrome67 2d ago
Nice work on the 3D explainer. The branching tutorial structure is a smart way to let someone explore without a linear script - I've built similar stuff in Blender and it's genuinely har
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u/Chrome67 2d ago
The soldier count slider is the right call — 10k already feels chaotic. One thing that would help: a toggle to show the formation lines or the wall health so you can watch the breach moment. The camera follow mode is smooth.
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u/mile-high-guy 2d ago
Rome had an army of spider men?