Canvas 2D
HD recreation
Pixel-art wizard casts a spell
- Canvas 2D
Opus 5.5 · Games & pixels
WebGPU
HD recreation
Original by @SpacyApps
View original post on X ↗Translucent gummy dice with soft-body physics, rendered in raw WebGPU in one HTML file.
Build "Jelly Dice": a single self-contained HTML file (all JS/CSS inline, no build step) with translucent gummy-candy dice that behave like real soft bodies. Render with raw WebGPU (WGSL shaders, no three.js). If WebGPU is unavailable, show a clean fallback card that
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Canvas 2D
HD recreation
Canvas
HD recreation

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