Cellmade Gallery

Between October and December 2015, I tinkered with cellular automata in OpenGL Shading Language, and started a project called "Cellmade" which produced a variety of interesting visuals.

I didn't invest much time into a good user interface or backward compatibility, so the way to select one of the different visuals is to check out the respective git commit, and the way to customize it is to change the code ;). Early commits in the git history deal with different stuff entirely, such as a rainbow swirl or a pretty proton/electron simulation. Some interesting commits are marked with their own git branch.

You don't need to run any code to see the visualizations though, here are some teasers. Click on the image to start a video or enlarge the thumbnail.

Warnings

  • May trigger seizures
  • Large files of up to 150MB
  • Some videos have sound

Videos

Thumbnail: particle simulator Thumbnail: grow1 Thumbnail: grow2 Thumbnail: grow3 Thumbnail: battle1 Thumbnail: swirl1 Thumbnail: grow4 Thumbnail: gameoflife1 Thumbnail: swirl2 Thumbnail: swirl3 Thumbnail: wat Thumbnail: organic Thumbnail: supernova Thumbnail: sierpinski rainbows Thumbnail: flesheater Thumbnail: bacterioid Thumbnail: soapy1 Thumbnail: fractalcopier Thumbnail: soapy2

Images

Thumbnail: waveform Thumbnail: glitchsky1 Thumbnail: bubbly Thumbnail: copyworld on mandelbrot

— 2018-03-21, by hut, tags: #art #opengl