A brief computer graphics / rendering course

abusing github commit history for the lulz

486 lines of C++: old-school FPS in a weekend

3D Software Renderer in 700 Lines !! (700 行代码的 3D 软件渲染器)

⚡ 可编程渲染管线实现，帮助初学者学习渲染

The repository contains source code and models to use PixelNet architecture used for various pixel-level tasks. More details can be accessed at <http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~aayushb/pixelNet/>.

DOOM fire implementation written in rust

PyTorch implementation of Soft Actor-Critic + Autoencoder(SAC+AE)

Streaming Led pixel control

Swift/Python image pixelizer 🖼️.

Smart filter to remove Floyd-Steinberg dithering from paletted images

A collection of useful units and a simple grid implementation for responsive layouts in React Native.

A JavaScript module for importing, creating, manipulating, and exporting PXON schema.

📚 A set of useful links for a web developer, including links to topics such as Git, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, various extensions for VS, VS Code, Chrome, Back-end, and Front-end Frameworks and etc.

Mac tool to view raw pixel data in a variety of formats

A zero dependencies, 100% rust, Graphics API for use in a linux terminal. 📺

Lightweight cross-browser library that enables you to create a watcher for a given element, and receive a callback for it's intersections with the viewport

Open source javascript module for high performance, large scale heatmap rendering.

🐦 A small flappy-bird-like game demo by Godot engine

A library for determining the actual physical size of pixels on an iOS device.

This is Gordon Freeman from Half-Life, written from code in 1155 lines of code. All code in the description ↓

This Android game is a remake of the legendary Jewel Thief game made by Paul Ligeski from ServantWare in 1991 using the libGDX game development framework.

ncurses-based sprite editor

Scroll to any element of your React application

A Lua script to create arrays of colors and indexes of those colors from an Aseprite sprite to be used in Godot.

Making my first own Brief Renderer (for Study OpenGL)

Unity3d - Pixels attack mesh... Resistance is futile [Stable]

FastFind is an advanced pixel search library for AutoIt scripts. It replaces and improves upon the functionality of the standard AutoIt pixel search functions, PixelGetColor and PixelSearch, allowing for more complex searches to be performed at much faster speeds. It consists of a .dll file that contains the pixel searching logic, and an AutoIt wrapper file, which acts as an interface between your AutoIt script and the DLL. To start using FastFind, simply copy the files into the same folder as your script, and insert #include "FastFind.au3" near the top of your script file. You will then be able to reference the FastFind functions listed in this help file.