orange sable
A free voxel demo — play it in your browser, no install. OrangeSable is a fast, multi-threaded voxel engine for JavaScript. Written with raw WebGL for maximum performance.
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OrangeSable is a fast, multi-threaded voxel engine for JavaScript. Written with raw WebGL for maximum performance, it is designed to be used as a game engine for any of your wildest ideas.
OrangeSable uses a IsomorphicWebsocket system to support singleplayer, meaning that all 'Singleplayer' is actually Multiplayer in disguise. This also means that the client is a blank canvas and relies entirely on the server for: block definitions, logic, movement, etc.
Some AI was used for the creation of this game, mainly the GUI since I (SpinningCubes) am horrible at UX design 😭.
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