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Animations!

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This page features various 3D animations I've done. I've mostly been using TiXL for them. Some are full-featured, some are quick and dirty. Use the offsite links if you can, because this is a free Neocities account and thus the options I can host here (.webp and .gif) are very low quality and are guaranteed to lack sound. This page is slowly being filled out!

Updated October 14th, 2025.

neon-stone

A gleaming sphere-like object floating in front of a city skyline, being targeted by a reticle. No sound.

This one was a challenge to myself to not explicitly use any 3D geometry or positioning. Everything happens in screen space and the warped sphere is a radial gradient with a lot of effects applied to it. The floor is also a radial gradient, distorted heavily with a PolarCoordinates node. I'm not satisfied with the colors, but I'm also not going to spend any more time on this.

target acquired, holding fire

Download the video from one of these mirrors:

• 1280x960, 60fps, ~79MB (.webm, pomf.lain.la)
• 1280x960, 60fps, ~79MB (.webm, Catbox)
• 640x480, 60fps, ~25MB (.webm, Heyuri) - medium quality
• 224x168, 30fps, ~1.5MB (.webp, hosted here) - low quality, short version
• 180x135, 15fps, ~1.3MB (.gif, hosted here) - low quality, short version

dynamo

Swirling spheres with motion blur against a dramatic background. No sound.

I really love the way this looks. Someone I showed this to said it looks like it'd be a Sega system boot splash, and I totally agree. I probably won't be encoding in VP9 again, although maybe I just need to tweak some settings since the files behave a little oddly. Here's the original miniblog entry about it.

swirling spheres

Download the video from one of these mirrors:

• 1280x960, 60fps, ~70MB (.webm, VP9, pomf.lain.la)
• 1280x960, 60fps, ~70MB (.webm, VP9, Catbox)
• 640x480, 60fps, ~20MB (.webm, VP8, Heyuri) - medium quality
• 224x168, 12fps, ~1MB (.webp, hosted here) - low quality
• 180x135, 8fps, ~1.7MB (.gif, hosted here) - terrible quality; might be replaced

worldstorm

The birth and death of a planet, featuring subtitles, music, and a (TTS) voiceover.

My first major project with TiXL, and I think it came out great. It's not perfect by any means, but I never expected it to come together quite so well. I did a blog writeup about developing this.

a sun with no one to see it

Download the video from one of these mirrors:

• 1280x960, 60fps, ~454MB (.mkv, pomf.lain.la) - best quality; this probably won't play in browser.
• 1280x960, 60fps, ~102MB (.webm, pomf.lain.la)
• 640x480, 30fps, ~22MB (.webm, Catbox) - medium quality
• 640x480, 30fps, ~22MB (.webm, Heyuri)
• 224x168, 12fps, ~2.2MB (.webp, hosted here) - low quality; no sound
• 180x135, 8fps, ~2.5MB (.gif, hosted here) - terrible quality; also no sound

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