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Dynamic Pong is a competitive multi-area physics game that reimagines the classic Pong concept with territorial conquest mechanics. Instead of two paddles, multiple balls battle for control of a divided playing field.

How It Works:

• The playing field is divided into configurable areas (default: 4)
• Each area has a unique color pair: background and ball color (complementary)
• Each ball starts randomly positioned in its home area
• Balls move in physics-based trajectories, bouncing off walls at realistic angles
• When a ball enters enemy territory, it “conquers” it by removing square bricks
• A ball loses when its territory shrinks below 9x the ball’s size
• The losing area is transferred to the ball with the smallest remaining territory

What Makes It Special: This entire game was conceptualized and implemented using GitHub Copilot. I saw others implementing dynamic pong variations and wanted to explore how AI could help me build a more feature-rich version with configurable parameters and strategic depth.

Configurable Options:

• Field dimensions (square playing area)
• Number of competing areas
• Ball size (width/height)
• Game speed and physics parameters

Built with React and Canvas, Dynamic Pong demonstrates how AI-assisted development can bring creative game concepts to life quickly while maintaining clean, maintainable code.

Art u11g is a generative art playground and toolkit that allows users to create algorithmic artwork through various generators and interactive tools. The platform provides a creative coding environment where artists and developers can explore different generative art techniques.

Available Generators:

• Binary from Image: Convert images into binary patterns for artistic effects
• Minecraft Faces: Generate Minecraft-style character faces
• Chaos Lines: Create chaotic line patterns with random positioning and colors
• Circles in Circle: Generate nested circular patterns with various configurations
• Freeform: Create free-form generative shapes and patterns
• Magic Circle: Generate intricate circular designs with magical aesthetics
• Sand Storm: Create dynamic sand storm visualizations
• Sand Walk: Generate animated sand walking patterns

Features:

• Interactive canvas with customizable dimensions
• Upload or drop images to use as source material
• Export artwork as PNG or SVG formats
• Adjustable parameters including cell size, scale, text size, and colors
• Multiple rendering modes (original, inverted, transparent/black/white backgrounds, custom colors)
• Real-time preview and rendering

Perfect for creative coders, digital artists, and anyone interested in exploring algorithmic art and generative design patterns.

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