carve
A free demoscene demo — play it in your browser, no install. Steer and render the world of cdak (unc, 2010): browser viewer, headless 4K ProRes renderer, screensaver. By HYPRGRPH.
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cdak, made interactive. CARVE turns the world of cdak, the 2010 4k intro by unc of Quite and Orange, into something you can steer and render. You can fly through its fractal architecture, set up a camera rig, and render seamless 4K loops straight to ProRes.
Open CARVE in your browser: no install. It needs a browser with WebGPU (recent desktop Chrome or Edge).
You need Node.js 22 or newer and Chrome or Edge with WebGPU.
Running locally lets you do more than the browser demo: you can save presets back to disk and start render jobs from the viewer.
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