Storm in a glass sphere: procedural weather demo generated with Kimi K3
majidmanzarpour · x · 2026-09-03
The original post showcases a "storm in a glass sphere" scene — a valley inside a sphere with rain, wind, clouds, lightning and terrain runoff, all generated procedurally with code using Kimi K3 inside Devin Desktop. The replier praises the clean result and Kimi's coding chops — another playable creative-coding demo from a Chinese frontier model.
Related event: Creator Generates Storm-in-a-Glass-Sphere Scene with Pure Code via Kimi K3(2 posts)→
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