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A Homebridge plugin for Konnected Alarm Panel devices

This repo contains the original source code (all available versions with approx. history of changes) of the wakaba imageboard engine by Dag Ågren (!WAHa.06x36) from wakaba.c3.cx website with a copy of his license and documentation

Infinite React Marquee — npm-published React component: a zero-dependency, GPU-accelerated infinite scrolling marquee using a rAF engine and translate3d, with RTL clamping, IntersectionObserver off-screen pausing, reduced-motion support and native drag/swipe. Original source project.

DRIFTWING — original source project: an ambient infinite-flight glider game in one index.html — three.js r184 with WebGPURenderer and a WebGL2 fallback, worker-generated biome terrain, and WREN, an AI copilot over the Web Speech API.

Hallowmere — dark fantasy action RPG (original source, not a capture): three.js world with two villages, four characters, randomized wilderness packs, loot and equipment, plus a Node/WebSocket shared-world multiplayer server.

Turbo Kart Grand Prix — original-source Mario Kart-inspired 3D kart racer in three.js r160 via import map: 8 items, drift mini-turbos, 7 AI opponents, 30 Tripo-generated low-poly GLBs and a synthesised chiptune. No bundler; runs from index.html.

Elden Kart — arcade kart racer on three.js and Vite: eight racers, four circuits, ten items and a Grand Prix mode, with every model, texture and sound generated at runtime. Original source project (MIT).

Larper 48 (Floor 48) — first-person 3D life sim on a tower's 48th floor: the city, apartment, people and audio are all generated in code with custom WebGL2 shaders on three.js, shipped as one self-contained dist/floor48.html plus an Electron app.

NPC Village — Godot 4.7 cozy village game in GDScript: farming, fishing, minigames, villager quest chains, day/night clock, saves and ocean/foliage shaders. Original source project; Windows and Linux exports configured.

Hustle Cab — City Shift — Three.js taxi game in a fictional Manhattan neighbourhood: 42 circulating vehicles, 76 animated pedestrians, five fare stories, weather and synthesized audio. Original source project (Vite + ES modules, three.js 0.170).

Kâğıt Kart — paper pop-up-book kart racer: 78 ES modules and ~27k lines with zero asset files (every mesh, texture, sound and note is generated in code) on three.js from jsdelivr. Original source project.

VESPER: The Hollow Earth — original browser third-person archaeological adventure in Three.js 0.180 and Vite 7: eight connected chapters, climbing and grappling routes, mechanism puzzles and a 69-mechanism campaign against 61 guardian encounters. Original source project.

Choose Your Ball — original-source React Native showcase: the Pokémon Card ball-selection experience reimplemented on react-native-filament, with the 26-ball catalog, GLB geometry, KTX IBL environment and parity tests. Source project, not a capture.

Lacuna — original-source WebXR room by Astra for Christopher: an orbital sanctuary in three.js 0.185.1 with a glTF resident (RobotExpressive) and a voice loop served by a local /reply + /transcribe Gemini service. Project source, not a web capture.

Minecrack — hex-block survival game in plain JavaScript and three.js: mine, build and explore a 3,571-column hex archipelago with 16 Lucky Blocks, hunger, NPCs and save games, shipped as a portable Windows build. Original source project by GPT-6 Astra (French UI).

Neural Sight — PlayCanvas + WebGPU Gaussian-splat FPS playground (GPT-6 Astra): captured SuperSplat scenes, AI-generated weapon footage composited in screen space, voxel colliders, streamed LODs. Source project: app/ Vite harness + built Pages site in docs/.

Bench Portal — static catalog of AI-built browser games, 3D showcases and shader experiments: browse by category, search the collection, filter by builder model or tag. Node 22 build with no runtime dependencies; deploys to Cloudflare Pages and GitHub Pages.

GRAVEWAKE — a dark fantasy twin-stick shooter for phones, vibecoded by Liora Labs: a pure-functional rules core behind a thin three.js/PixiJS shell, with every enemy, wave, boon, arena and sound declared in KDL content files. Original source project (MIT).

Drusniel: Gods' End — third-person browser exploration demo on three.js WebGPURenderer with TSL node materials and a WebGL 2 fallback: wind-driven grass, a procedural medieval village, lake and waterfall, snowy summits, seven environment presets. Original source (Vite + Rapier).