Bonsai is a procedural voxel engine written in C that keeps the entire world visible at all times, supporting a maximum world size of roughly 1 billion blocks per dimension. Terrain generation runs on the GPU via GLSL shaders and the engine includes hot shader and game-code reloading, deferred shading, HDR lighting, and SDF world editing.
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Maximum world size: ~1 billion blocks, cubed, view distance the entire world.
Terrain generation: fully procedural on the GPU using regular GLSL shaders, user configurable.
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PSD2Live adds import, rigging, animation and export features
PSD2Live lets you turn a layered PSD into a moving character with idle motion, blinking, nodding and hair physics. The open source editor includes skeletons, IK, cloth and hair simulation and can export to Cubism, VTube Studio, the web, game engines or video.
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Feature: Import a PSD and pick a preset for idle motion, blinking, nodding and hair physics.
Capability: A local MCP server lets agents such as Claude Code and Codex edit projects.
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- Original post
- github.com - Linked in the post
Godot 4 Open RPG demo released for Godot 4.7.2+
Godot 4 Open RPG is a turn-based RPG demo that requires Godot 4.7.2 or newer and shows how to structure game code. It includes combat, inventory, character progression, map transitions, dialogue, grid movement and menus.
Key points
Requires Godot 4.7.2 or newer to open the project.
Features combat, inventory, character progression, map transitions, dialogue, grid movement and menus.
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- Original post
- Godot 4 Open RPG - Linked page
RPG-JS – build browser RPG, run as MMORPG with same code
RPG-JS is a TypeScript framework for browser RPGs that lets you choose single-player or MMORPG operation at runtime. It includes maps, events, dialogs, inventory, skills, combat, saving and loading, and multiplayer synchronization.
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Runtime choice between single-player and MMORPG without rewriting the game
Features include maps, events, dialogs, inventory, skills, combat, save/load, and multiplayer sync
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NeoForge – free open source Minecraft modding API
NeoForge is a free, open-source, community-oriented API for Minecraft: Java Edition. It provides a Forge-based framework for creating and using mods. Users run an installer that attempts to add NeoForge to the vanilla launcher and then create a new profile to play. Documentation includes a Getting Started guide for mod creators.
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Free, open source, community oriented modding API for Minecraft: Java Edition
Installer attempts to install NeoForge into the vanilla launcher environment and creates a new profile
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termscp terminal file explorer adds multi-protocol support
termscp is a terminal file explorer for uploading and downloading files over SCP, SFTP, FTP, FTPS, SMB and WebDAV. It runs on Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD and Windows and can sync file changes and save passwords in the OS key vault.
Key points
Supports SCP, SFTP, FTP, FTPS, SMB and WebDAV protocols.
Available on Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD and Windows.
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- Original post
- termscp - Linked page
