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His other stuff is amazing too. For example, this water scene. You can click inside the water to splash it around! https://oimo.io/works/water3d/ https://oimo.

His other stuff is amazing too. For example, this water scene. You can click inside the water to splash it around! https://oimo.io/works/water3d/ https://oimo.io/works/water3d/ Cloth is very cool too. https://oimo.io/works/cloth/ https://oimo.io/works/cloth/ Jelly: click on the sphere to tear it apart. https://oimo.io/works/jelly/ https://oimo.io/works/jelly/

throitallaway 3y ago
The Jelly one is super cool. I was hoping it would slowly assimilate back into its original form if you let it sit for a bit.
- zadler 3y ago
  That would be awesome. And you could control the speed of reassembly. These demos are quite cathartic.
- TacticalCoder 3y ago
  > I was hoping it would slowly assimilate back into its original form if you let it sit for a bit. Same but then I found the reload button. I think my daughter is going to enjoy that "jelly" a lot!
omneity 3y ago
When I was younger, I was impressed by the technical feat of demos like this. Nowadays, while still impressive, the technical mystery has faded somewhat. What's even more impressive to me though is the discipline, time and motivation management to deliver something of this caliber. Hats off!
- fsckboy 3y ago
  I agree, except when we were younger, these were also greater technical feats. Back when VRML was trying to be a thing, I suggested "they" stop wasting their time on uber nerdy games with arcane controller patterns, and just produce a 3D window manager with really nice transitions to use for ordinary desktop things.
  - omneity 3y ago
    VRML was definitely weird / ahead of its time. Reading about it at the time, and only having modest hardware, I was under the impression that the powerful machines back then could render VR in realtime. Heh 20+ years later and we're still not fully there yet.
matthew28845 3y ago
Reminds me of <https://mrdoob.com https://mrdoob.com>.
rglover 3y ago
That cloth one is a total acid trip. The physics are dead on.
lxe 3y ago
That infinite game of life... just wow!

throitallaway 3y ago

The Jelly one is super cool. I was hoping it would slowly assimilate back into its original form if you let it sit for a bit.

zadler 3y ago
That would be awesome. And you could control the speed of reassembly. These demos are quite cathartic.
TacticalCoder 3y ago
> I was hoping it would slowly assimilate back into its original form if you let it sit for a bit. Same but then I found the reload button. I think my daughter is going to enjoy that "jelly" a lot!

omneity 3y ago

When I was younger, I was impressed by the technical feat of demos like this. Nowadays, while still impressive, the technical mystery has faded somewhat. What's even more impressive to me though is the discipline, time and motivation management to deliver something of this caliber. Hats off!

fsckboy 3y ago
I agree, except when we were younger, these were also greater technical feats. Back when VRML was trying to be a thing, I suggested "they" stop wasting their time on uber nerdy games with arcane controller patterns, and just produce a 3D window manager with really nice transitions to use for ordinary desktop things.
- omneity 3y ago
  VRML was definitely weird / ahead of its time. Reading about it at the time, and only having modest hardware, I was under the impression that the powerful machines back then could render VR in realtime. Heh 20+ years later and we're still not fully there yet.

matthew28845 3y ago

Reminds me of <https://mrdoob.com https://mrdoob.com>.

rglover 3y ago

That cloth one is a total acid trip. The physics are dead on.

lxe 3y ago

That infinite game of life... just wow!