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Simplex Noise.js
A fast simplex noise implementation in Javascript / Typescript
A JavaScript library for generating Simplex noise, a smoother alternative to Perlin noise for procedural content. -
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XRENGINE
Everything you need to build and deploy scalable realtime 3D apps
Your own sandbox in the Metaverse. Take what you need, or launch the full stack. Includes a self-deployable platform, UI, worlds, avatars, and games. Fully customizable for any kind of game, social experience, event or spatial web app. User management, avatars and inventory with optional blockchain integration (see our Blockchain-in-a-Box repo). Social features like chat, groups, friends, blocking and moderation. 2D, 3D and XR Avatars with full inverse kinematics and facial expressions. Instant login and location sharing with phone number or email. ... -
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Superpowers
Extensible HTML5 app for real-time collaborative projects
Superpowers Core is the foundational repository for Superpowers, an extensible, collaborative HTML5-based development environment designed to help developers build projects—including 2D and 3D games—together in real time. It acts as the engine and infrastructure on which editors, game logic, plugins, and collaborative tools are built, using web technologies like TypeScript, WebSockets, and browser APIs to deliver a flexible and live editing experience. Users can work solo or invite collaborators to join a project, seeing changes instantly and sharing assets, scripts, and scenes without having to commit to external version control systems. ...
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