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I'm struggling to find any of them now, bit I think there's many sites that provide a toy and interface similar to what you describe. One in particular, I reca
by rozab 5y ago
I'm struggling to find any of them now, bit I think there's many sites that provide a toy and interface similar to what you describe.
One in particular, I recall, provided a grid of colourable dots and a minimal language to program them in. There were social features to browse demos people had written. Anyone remember what it's called?
- myfonj 5y agohttps://tixy.land/ https://tixy.land/ maybe? (https://twitter.com/aemkei/status/1323399877611708416 https://twitter.com/aemkei/status/1323399877611708416) (16 × 16 grid of dots governed by a "shader-like" (?) function getting time, order, column and row indices arguments; negative values red, positive white, zero proximity shrinks.) Not sure about those "social features", though you can just share the URL with your creating
- rozab 5y agoYep that's the one! I guess I imagined the social stuff, or was conflating with shadertoy
- bluescrn 5y agoThere's ShaderToy, that works with actual pixels and shader code, but allows some fun effects to be made with very little code: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/4ljGD1 https://www.shadertoy.com/view/4ljGD1 (and some really crazy raymarching stuff to be done by those with serious math/shader skills)