A chicken-shooter demo shows a generated world obeying rules reliably
boudaboy · reddit · 2026-07-21
- The author built a shooter in Happy Oyster where slapping a hen fires an exploding egg.
- The key claim is that the rule held every time: one slap reliably produced one egg and one explosion, with no misfires or double shots.
- The demo also seemed to preserve state over time, such as knocked-down dummies staying down and smoke lingering after earlier shots.
- The author says this felt closer to a game engine than a video generator, despite rough edges like smeared fast camera motion and slight object deformation.
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