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bestiary

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An endless, procedurally drawn old map of a world that does not exist. The world is a function, not a file.

by @texas0418 · texas0418/bestiary on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON BESTIARY.SIMONBUILDS.APPUPDATED 18 Aug 2026

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Controls: Drag to travel, scroll to zoom, arrow keys to pan (shift for faster), + /

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An endless, procedurally-drawn map of a world that does not exist. Pan forever. Every coordinate is deterministic, so the link in your address bar is a permanent address for a place — send it to someone and they see the same coast.

No server, no database, no stored world. The world is a function.

Canvas texture reads and module workers both need a real origin, so file:// will not work.

DESIGN.md has the reasoning, the constraints that are load-bearing, and the roadmap. Read it before changing anything in core/.

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