I finally caved to the hype. Here's my attempt at #vibecoding with *zero* manual coding. I gave myself 30 minutes to build a 3D RPG with #threejs using Cursor + Claude 3.7-sonnet. I'm honestly impressed with what it was able to generate: - Infinite terrain generation/chunking - Trees, rocks... and bushes - NPC manager - Skeletons and goblins - Health bars - Combat mechanics (this is where it broke down) It only ended up failing because Cursor got confused about which files to update and I ran out of time. The code it was generating still looked solid, so I'm guessing I was hitting the limits of the context window.show more

If you want to watch me build this in real-time, check out the video here 👉🏻

And here's the live demo and source code

Learn Japanese through "mild immersion" in a game

Dan you should come Vibe Code on @HYTOPIAgg! Would love to have you chopping it up with the team and all us hacking away Here is little demo 🧵 Ark been working on

Have Claude Code refactor and create some MD docs. It should be able to continue from there. I found Claude Code works better for larger context unless you create custom cursor rules for your project. Just costs more...

Good to know!

There is always a point where Claude Code or Cursor Agent gets stuck. Some amount of complexity that's too much to fix alone. Better planning might help (I'm still figuring it out myself). I also really dislike the weird Cursor quirks where it edits the wrong file.

Agreed the tooling still has a ways to go. I think at some point we’ll have a better / more structured process for creating complex projects aside from a sequence of text prompts.

This is super cool, looking to implement a similar terrain with elevation to my game as well.

cursorrules to create docs folder, ask them to refer and update the MD files in there every time they add, remove, change, plan something. once you are at a stable stage, clone the repo, start fresh and ask cursor to continue from the docs alone. if it works, you can go further.

Looks awesome!!