game of life in webgpu
A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Implementation of Conway's Game of Life using WebGPU.
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Controls: Update interval: use the slider to change the simulation tick rate (16–1000 ms)
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Implementation of Conway's Game of Life using WebGPU.
Any cell with fewer than two neighbors becomes inactive. Any active cell with two or three neighbors stays active. Any inactive cell with exactly three neighbors becomes active. Any cell with more than three neighbors becomes inactive.
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