An iced coffee simulator built from scratch with Argon: no physics engine, just WebGL2 math
fofrAI · x · 2026-10-21
A developer used the AI coding tool Argon to build an iced coffee simulator completely from scratch — no physics engine, fluid libraries, or pre-baked animations, only three.js, WebGL2 math, and custom 3D models running live in Chrome. The author shared the approach and prompts in a thread; the demo went viral among AI builders.
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