fallingsandbox
A free sandbox game — play it in your browser, no install. A simple and extensible falling sand simulation written in Rust
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This is a simple and extensible implementation of a falling sand cellular automata written in Rust.
[!WARNING] The web demo stutters on Firefox because of their GC implementation
To run this project as a standalone executable run cargo run in the wgpu_render/ directory.
To compile this project to wasm install wasm-pack with cargo install wasm-pack and run wasm-pack build -t web in the wgpu_render/ directory.
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