degenerate
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A generative art computer. An prorammable generative art engine Degenerate is an programmable generative art engine that runs in the browser that can be programmed with Rust or JavaScript. It is deployed at degenerate.computer. Degenerate builds on the techniques used in casey/blaster, an…
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An prorammable generative art engine
Degenerate is an programmable generative art engine that runs in the browser that can be programmed with Rust or JavaScript. It is deployed at degenerate.computer.
Degenerate builds on the techniques used in casey/blaster, an audio-reactive visuals engine.
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