BeamNG.Earth
A 1:1 scale streamed Earth for BeamNG.drive: real elevation and satellite imagery, floating origin, LOD streaming from a companion server
Real-time kanji battles in the browser with five modes
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(The repository is still called kanji-battle; only the name in the game changed.) Real-time kanji battles in the browser. Five modes: Production: npm run build && npm start (PORT supported). On Render the build command must include npm install (e.g. npm install && npm run build) so the postgres package gets installed. Two accounts are created on first start: ⚠️ This repository is public, so these default passwords are public too. On the live site set ADMIN_PASSWORD (and optionally USER_PASSWORD) — the server switches the account to it on start.Read the full README ↗
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(The repository is still called kanji-battle; only the name in the game changed.) Real-time kanji battles in the browser. Five modes: Production: npm run build && npm start (PORT supported). On Render the build command must include npm install (e.g. npm install && npm run build) so the postgres package gets installed. Two accounts are created on first start: ⚠️ This repository is public, so these default passwords are public too. On the live site set ADMIN_PASSWORD (and optionally USER_PASSWORD) — the server switches the account to it on start.Read the full README ↗