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neon lunapark webgl

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Gece yarısı bir lunaparkta yalnızsın: hız treni rayda, dönme dolap dönüyor, üç ayrı atmosfer. Tek bir görsel dosyası indirilmiyor, hepsi kodla üretiliyor.

by @umutseve4 · umutseve4/neon-lunapark-webgl on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON UMUTSEVE4.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 9 Sep 2026

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Controls: Drag to rotate the scene · Wheel to zoom in and out

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From the README

Double click one HTML file and a miniature funfair lights up for the night.

No install, no server, not a single downloaded image or model file.

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A four car train runs a closed loop of track and leans into the bends. The ferris wheel turns slowly, its cabins hanging plumb the whole way round. The carousel horses glide up and down. The ticket booth, the game stand and the food stand light their signs. The camera drifts around the scene on its own, and you can take it over with the mouse whenever you want.

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