An MIT render engine your coding agent drives to cut raw footage into posts
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An MIT library of procedural pixel-art effects you can drop into any game engine
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A solo game developer gets fire, slashes, weather and pickups for free, as code for the browser or as sprite sheets for Godot and Unity.
pixelfx is a large set of pixel-art effects, from explosions and magic to weather and UI flourishes, each generated by code rather than drawn by hand. The gallery lets you play them, change the palette, mirror them and copy the source. Browser games import the JavaScript directly with no dependencies. Other engines get transparent PNG sheets with Aseprite-style JSON. A bundled Claude Code skill helps you adapt an effect or write a new one. Made by Patch.
An MIT render engine your coding agent drives to cut raw footage into posts
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