@TheGeekachu

I added clouds. Exciting, I know. But this took a lot more work than I care to admit. At first the clouds were going diagonal. I spent half an hour fixing it, and succeeded in making them go the other way, still diagonal. Then I realised that in my endless wisdom, I’d updated the y-axis with the values meant for the x-axis. Now it’s fixed.

I added a camera that follows the player, so you can watch him infinitely jump across the heavens. Bro’s on his god tier loadout.

Added collisions and jumping so he doesn’t fall endlessly. I have the opposite problem now. He isn’t restricted to double jumps. Either my ninja knows how to fly or air is solid. Pick one, beats me!

Added gravity, tilemaps, and a ninja. You can’t see him in the photo because I’v added gravity, but, er, not collisions as of yet, so he’s infinitely falling through space, poor guy.

Switched reasoning model to Qwen. Also, I got flagged for AI, so just want to clear up that I did not use any AI on the README. I also got flagged for my Demo page, which is a drive link to a demo video, so I’m publishing a GitHub Pages website as it is impossible to create a proper demo website for a browser extension. it won’t be pretty, it’ll just say “View source code,” but hopefully it’ll remove the flag.

Say hi to Assistocrat! Assistocrat is an AI-powered 3D model gen for your projects. It is also my very second Hack Club project and my first one in Reflex, which is a front-end framework for Python. I just got the base functionality working, so it can officially generate a cube! Also, I switched the LLM from Qwen to GPT-OSS because Qwen was really chatty about its reasoning process, overloading my Reflex Python webpage. I’ll be back with more updates!

Ta-da! All finished! Just to spite Apple, I added Liquid Glass, something they boasted about for a whole WWDC, in 15 minutes! MWHAHAHAHA

I just got it to work, you can officially download the browser extension.