One prompt builds a 400k-fish underwater bait ball scene in real-time with vork
zsakib_ · x · 2026-11-07
A developer used prompt-driven graphics tool vork (official signed Mac release, verifying sha256 + signature) to remix the official murmuration example scene into an underwater bait ball shot in Maldives-like water.
The prompt is remarkably detailed: camera looking up from below, turquoise fading to deep teal, a softly rolled-off Snell's window at the top, light shafts cut by the school, moving caustics on the sand floor, depth haze with red fading first, marine snow and vignetting.
The school uses the CC0 Khronos BarramundiFish glTF — 400k fish at 0.1m long with a procedural tail wave in a Slang program, a decimated 400-tri version for distant fish, three full-size ones passing the lens, plus a rigged Quaternius manta ray (CC0) playing its Swim clip overhead.
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