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onefile worlds

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Real-time WebGPU worlds, each in a single HTML file. No engine, no build step. First world: Blue Planet — Orbit to Abyss.

by @sahmett · sahmett/onefile-worlds on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON SAHMETT.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 19 Oct 2026

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Real-time worlds rendered with WebGPU, each one a single HTML file you can double-click. No engine, no libraries, no build step.

Open a world's index.html in a browser that supports WebGPU (recent Chrome or Edge, Safari 26+). A dedicated or recent integrated GPU is recommended; each world has a quality setting.

WebGPU ile gerçek zamanlı çizilen dünyalar; her biri çift tıklayıp açabileceğin tek bir HTML dosyası. Motor yok, kütüphane yok, derleme adımı yok.

Bir dünyanın index.html dosyasını WebGPU destekleyen bir tarayıcıda aç (güncel Chrome veya Edge, Safari 26+).

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