this might be the most beautiful thing I've ever made. fly a real f-16 in your browser: viperoneone.com realistic fly-by-wire physics, volumetric clouds you fly straight through, the actual Nellis Airfield. there's even scratches on the glass encasing for the cockpit. the sound design with synth wave is something you must experience.

built a facial expression engine for my video game using opus 5.5 his pupils tighten in anger and dilate. behind that, 28 face muscles, each on its own spring, blend into every emotion.

so here's how my game engine's foot placement works. every frame mid-stride, the landing target is re-solved from velocity and sampled against the terrain heightfield, not committed at liftoff. the swing arc samples the ground at 5 points to keep 5 cm of clearance, the foot pins on contact, and the pelvis rides a damped spring. play with it yourself: claude.ai/artifact/M5GNZmLtY…

update on the f-16 flight simulator. you can now change the time of day in game. just press O to toggle time. golden hour feels absolutely surreal. didn’t think it could get more beautiful. viperoneone.com

wow this blew up overnight. didn’t expect this many people flying at once. this turned into something way cooler than I anticipated what do you want to see next? reply with yours. i’m building the best ones. viperoneone.com some ideas i'm considering: - joystick/controller support - a bobblehead on the dash you can customize - Spotify integration (I think this would be the coolest) - more airports to take off from

so fucking dope

totally agree

built a procedural foot placement engine for my threejs game every footfall is predicted mid-stride, raycast against the live terrain, and resolved with inverse kinematics, so the feet lock to the world while the hips float on a spring that reads the ground beneath them.

my claude code is movin different yo @AnthropicAI

i sit next to this beautiful man at work

JAN 25? i live next to tim apple bro i can just walk over

this is equivalent to asking an addict if he'd prefer 2x the supply with a 5h cutoff on usage, or no 5h cutoff and a weekly (obviously much higher usage) cap instead? it's obvious what he'd pick.