racing-game VS dotfiles

this is how i did it in racing game: https://github.com/pmndrs/racing-game/blob/main/src/effects/Dust.tsx both the dust and the skid marks are instances, this should be fairly fast.

The racing game works on desktop Firefox on Ubuntu. Kind of. I get only jumpy spinning random frames once the car starts. Maybe it's https://github.com/pmndrs/racing-game/issues/152

The space travel site works on desktop Firefox but I can only click and drag. I didn't find any way to zoom. Basically I'm stuck on the objects I can see: Earth, Moon and Mars. But I didn't even looked for help in the other comments. Got work to do now.

Thanks for answering :-)

beautiful! i love the looks and the physics feel great! you made your own engine for this? i've tried to make a mini racing game for fun once but physics (using cannon though) were the hardest part, it never felt as natural as this.

The open sourced racing game developed by Poimandres and other contributors on Github. The game features a 3D car in a track, and the user is supposed to reach the end of the track by driving the car to the end of the track as soon as possible. This project uses Cannon-ES, a physics library which is a fork of the original CannonJS by Stefan Hedman, currently being developed in house by the developers and other contributors of Poimandres.

https://github.com/pmndrs/zustand#transient-updates-for-often-occuring-state-changes you can do something like this in redux, too, but you can't select state in that case. i use zustand in games even, for instance https://github.com/pmndrs/racing-game the usual problems where react interferes with performance do no apply here.

racing game https://github.com/pmndrs/racing-game

there's a similar project that's open source and desperately looking for contributors: https://github.com/pmndrs/racing-game :-)

pmndrs/racing-game – An open source racing game developed by everyone willing.

Theme Credit: https://github.com/stefanjudis/dotfiles/blob/primary/config/oh-my-zsh/stefanjudis.zsh-theme

Optimizing videos is difficult and complex! Years ago, I set up a shell command that leverages ffmpeg to make video files smaller, but don't ask me how I came up with this script because ffmpeg is a challenge by itself.

Years ago, I started investing in my dotfiles. Dotfiles projects store configuration files such as .zshrc or .gitconfig and often also include complete machine setup scripts.

(if you're curious about more macOS settings, have a look at my dotfiles).