Open-sourced 61-second computing history film generated entirely by Muse Spark
sophiamyang · x · 2026-10-16
sophiamyang open-sourced muse-computer-history: a 61-second film where all scenes and music were generated by the Muse Spark model running on Fireworks, following plush explorer Jolly through 180 years of computing — each era drawn in its own period style, from Victorian engravings to 8-bit pixel art.
The companion site lets you explore each era interactively in the browser, clicking machines to travel through time. The repo includes scenes, code, and media assets — a nice showcase of Muse Spark's multimodal generation and coding capabilities.
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