proof engine
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Rust rendering and game engine where every visual is math: glyphs and particles driven by strange attractors, force fields and spring physics, with OpenGL post-FX, synth audio, a scripting VM and an egui scene editor.
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Write the equations, and Proof Engine draws what they do: moving pictures made from math, in real time, with glowing HDR light.
A Rust graphics engine and a set of ready-to-run demos. For creative coders, generative artists, and anyone who wants to watch a strange attractor or a physical sky move.
Download for Windows (.exe) · macOS and Linux · Site · docs.rs ·
The galaxy demo, recorded from the engine's own framebuffer.
Proof Engine is a real-time generative art and math visualization engine written in Rust on OpenGL.
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