Enough ThreeJS slop: using AI to reverse engineer a 15-year-old game's physics engine
JasonBotterill · x · 2026-09-06
- Jason Botterill mocks the flood of ThreeJS "slop demos" and shows off an AI-assisted project reverse engineering the physics engine of a 15-year-old game to run on macOS.
- Half-joke ("we need to start killing people posting ThreeJS slop"), half genuine demo of an interesting direction: using AI for retro-game engine reconstruction.
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