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natural-disasters
Browser-based procedural cinematic ocean and extreme weather simulation using Three.js, WebGL2 and GLSL3, with multi-cascade FFT waves, volumetric clouds, hurricanes and tsunamis, all GPU-generated at runtime with zero external assets.
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13.5% fork ratio
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License: MIT
Selection & positioning guide
Structured overview of delivery form, target scenarios, and licensing boundaries
Positioning & delivery
Categorized under Productivity and delivered as Open-source software.
Stack & community signals
Built primarily with JavaScript. Community scale is summarized in the metrics above; use the star history and commit activity below to judge the quality and durability of its growth.
License & maintenance check
Licensed under MIT with status "Recently maintained". Verify dependency requirements and the upstream LICENSE before production adoption.
Star history & growth
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| Date | Stars |
|---|---|
| 2026-11-15 | 304 |
Project profile
Repository metadata & lifecycle signals
- License
- MIT
- Delivery form
- Open-source software
- Latest release
- No tagged release
- Last push
- 2026-09-01
- Created
- 2026-08-23 (3 mos)
- Fork / Star ratio
- 13.5%
Get the source & start here
Cloning downloads source; follow official setup and dependency instructions.
git clone https://github.com/Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters.gitAfter cloning, enter the project directory · cd natural-disasters
GitRank Project Score
5-dimension model · 60% input coverage
Good
- MaintenanceRecent push & release cadence
- 23 / 30
- Delivery informationSetup docs, examples & prerequisites
- 12 / 25
- Community signalsStar scale & fork participation
- 13 / 20
- Recent growth7-day net gain & momentum
- 7 / 15
- Usage informationDescription, license & homepage
- 10 / 10
Computed automatically from repository activity, documentation structure, community signals, and recent growth.
Frequently Asked Questions about natural-disasters
Is Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters still actively maintained in 2026?+
Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters is currently rated "Recently maintained" with a GitRank engineering score of 65/100. Its latest recorded code push was on 2026-09-01.
Can I use Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters for commercial projects?+
Yes. Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters uses the permissive MIT open-source license, which generally permits commercial use, modification, private deployment, and distribution provided copyright notices are retained.
What are the best open-source alternatives to Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters?+
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How fast is Token-Gremlin/natural-disasters growing on GitHub?+
A seven-day baseline is not available yet.