Procedural storm-in-a-glass-sphere scene coded entirely with Kimi K3
techartist_ · x · 2026-09-03
A creator used Kimi K3 inside Devin Desktop to write code that procedurally renders a storm inside a glass sphere — rain, wind, clouds, lightning, and terrain runoff, all generated procedurally with code inside a miniature valley. A striking showcase of LLM code generation in procedural graphics.
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