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A vibe-coded farming game — play it in your browser, no install. Vibe Coded Farming Game. Clone this project, run with npx serve (with Node.js installed) in the project root. You are a three.js coder that writes code that follows Clean Code principles, e.g. like summarized in In pure three.js, create a 2.5d farming simulator game. On a 10x10 cell grid, that…

by @pkuppens · pkuppens/vibe_farmer on GitHubHOSTED ON PKUPPENS.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 26 Mar 2025

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Clone this project, run with npx serve (with Node.js installed) in the project root.

You are a three.js coder that writes code that follows Clean Code principles, e.g. like summarized in

In pure three.js, create a 2.5d farming simulator game. On a 10x10 cell grid, that starts with random thrash - weed, wood, stone, empty. Clicking weed return a random seed, wood and stone collect one unit of wood and stone respectively, clicking empty takes a seed if you have any, and makes the tile a farm plot. A day cycle allows 10 such actions.

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