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> A repulsive reaper of all of human consciousness -- but mostly SIGGRAPH presentations. > A repulsive reaper of all of human consciousness -- but mostly SIGGRAPH presentations.
> H.R Giger's irreconcilable reality... if H.R. Giger was a computer programmer. > H.R Giger's irreconcilable reality... if H.R. Giger was a computer programmer.
Cyborg is a free-form rendering engine that we mash whatever we feel like into. Cyborg is an experimental, GPU-driven rendering engine using Rust and wgpu.
It's a test bed for all sorts of modern rendering technology. Our goal is to take It's a test bed for all sorts of modern rendering technology. Our goal is to take
techniques and features from modern game engines and reimplement them on our own, for techniques and features from modern game engines and reimplement them on our own, for
the sake of education, performance, and reusability. We wanna *make shit work.* the sake of education, performance, and reusability. We wanna *make shit work.*
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3D visuals -- custom shaders, procedurally generated meshes and textures, 3D visuals -- custom shaders, procedurally generated meshes and textures,
and a focus on *interesting* visuals. and a focus on *interesting* visuals.
Realism is a non-goal! Realism is a non-goal!
Make shrooms obsolete.
Go wild. Go wild.
Modularity and reusability are important. We wanna be able to unplug certain Modularity and reusability are important. We want to be able to unplug certain
parts of the rendering pipeline, upgrade them, fix them, document them, commit parts of the rendering pipeline, upgrade them, fix them, document them, commit
them, tag them, etc., then stick them back in in a different place to end up them, tag them, etc., then stick them back in in a different place to end up
with a different resulting image. with a different resulting image.