Claude Code builds 1M-zombie GPU crowd simulation in one session, 12s clip in 21 min
ravisparikh · x · 2026-11-08
A developer used Claude Code in a single session to build a massive crowd simulation: 1,000,000 zombies, each with its own GPU-simulated steering, crowd avoidance and ragdoll flight, plus bullet time driven by a sim clock written into the shader.
The 12-second 1080p clip took about 21 minutes to render on a single RTX 5090. Ravi Parikh amplified it as an incredible use of vork.
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