I made a Rubik's cube on Replicube

[Deleted member 36445]

I found this cool game where you have to complete challenges by writing shaders to replicate simple voxel models

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Replicube is an open-ended programming puzzle game/toy about writing code to replicate 3D voxel-based objects. Solve puzzles, pursue leaderboard glory, or just make art to share with the in-game community.

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Here is the code (LUA)

function edge(a,b)
    n = 4
    return a == extent and b == extent or abs(a-n) == extent and abs(b) == extent or abs(a) == extent and abs(b-n) == extent
end

if
    edge(x,y) or
    edge(-x,-y) or
    edge(-x,y) or
    edge(x,-y) or

    edge(x,z) or
    edge(x,-z) or
    edge(-x,z) or
    edge(-x,-z) or

    edge(-y,-z) or
    edge(-y,z) or
    edge(y,z) or
    edge(y,-z)
    then return BLACK
end

if x == extent then
    return RED
end

if -x == extent then
    return ORANGE
end

if y == extent then
    return WHITE
end

if -y == extent then
    return YELLOW
end

if z == extent then
    return GREEN
end

if -z == extent then
    return BLUE
end

 

[qwr]

You have to pay money to write code? Just write real opengl shaders at that point lmao
Cool examples https://www.shadertoy.com/

 

[Deleted member 36445]

You have to pay money to write code? Just write real opengl shaders at that point lmao
Cool examples https://www.shadertoy.com/

I don't "pay money to write code".

I bought a good game that I liked and I think it's worth the money.

by the way you spent hundreds of hours on factorio so I don't see why you're talking about paying money to code or to work or anything like that.

anyone if free to buy games they enjoy.

I'm know shadertoy for a few years but it's not the same thing. Replicube has a good learning curve, a nice community an weekly challenges. Shadertoy is not as welcoming for my taste

 

[qwr]

I don't "pay money to write code".

I bought a good game that I liked and I think it's worth the money.

by the way you spent hundreds of hours on factorio so I don't see why you're talking about paying money to code or to work or anything like that.

anyone if free to buy games they enjoy.

I'm know shadertoy for a few years but it's not the same thing. Replicube has a good learning curve, a nice community an weekly challenges. Shadertoy is not as welcoming for my taste

yeah in factorio I don't have a text box typing in if / then statements. whether or not it's a good game doesn't make a difference on 1. is it paid 2. do you write code. even if that is reductive to the gameplay.

but whatever floats your boat. it just seems like it's pretty close to just writing p5.js which is friendlier than opengl.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I implemented my own Replicube clone using pygame

(watch in 2x if you want)

GitHub - shuantsu/RePyCube: RePyCube

RePyCube. Contribute to shuantsu/RePyCube development by creating an account on GitHub.

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