It started a long time ago as a port of an old tool called bmdview2 to the web called "bmdview.js" as a way of learning WebGL and graphics. A bit later, I wante

It started a long time ago as a port of an old tool called bmdview2 to the web called "bmdview.js" as a way of learning WebGL and graphics. A bit later, I wanted to see levels from Ocarina of Time, so I created a tool called "zelview.js". Both of these original tools are still online, but they might have bitrotten by now. I created more and more tools like this until I decided to combine all of them, and noclip.website is the result. It combines my love of video games, reverse engineering, high-performance graphics applicationss, and pushing the boundaries of the web. Other people seem to enjoy it too, which is always a huge motivation booster.