- It’s very easy to vibe code cool three.js OSM things.
Here’s a little N64 style cozy flight sim I’m working on:
- Amazing - I was just working on something like this in Godot for my kids. Would love to collaborate.
- Also making this for my son! I'll add an in-game write up with a prompt guide; it took a lot of guidance and taste to get it to this point, and a few billion tokens.
- That's pretty neat. Was fun seeing Seattle rendered this way
- This is super cool!
- I’ve seen a few attempts at making procedural racing games based on street map data from Google Maps and other sources [1] [2], but because the maps are often imprecise from a collision standpoint, the results can tend to be pretty janky.
Unfortunately I can't really give any meaningful feedback on this game because every time I try to start a race, it just shows a character parachuting down...
- It seems that the link points to a shared map that is being flooded by visitors, so opening the link is a sensory nightmare. Plus probably triggers some bugs due to the server overload. Visiting the frontpage and creating an empty race result in a still buggy but less buggy experience to at least understand what in the world is this.
- Buggy to the level of unusable.
- Where's the car? "F" does nothing. And I can't find any vehicle.
- It's very buggy. A full reload helps. Don't press too many buttons until you land. Then press F until the car appears. only enter when it stops. That's my experience with it
- I didn't find the buggy.
- Hold `B`
- I'm so primed to enjoy this from what I can tell, but sadly too buggy to use.
- Too much "vibe" in the code.
- Feels like a single shot from an AI agent, pretty horrible and buggy
- Reminds me of those old multiplayer Shockwave games where there was nothing to do but you'd just hang out.
- Dysfunctional vibeslop
- Cool idea, but please make it better!
- Cursed buggy mess
- the link should go to the base url, not an overloaded server: https://hop.earth
- I wanted a nice mountain route on start :-)
- Interesting idea that seems FUBAR.
- buggy but fun
- Prime example why not everyone should make games
