VHS Sunset
An endless drive into a neon sunset. Wireframe grid, striped sun, procedural mountains and VHS glitches that sweep across the tape.
Classic 80s outrun, rendered live. A wireframe grid rolls endlessly toward a giant striped sun while procedurally generated mountain ridges drift past in two parallax layers, drawn from noise in real time so the skyline never repeats. The whole scene plays through a worn VHS tape. Scanlines flicker over the image, a tracking band crawls slowly down the screen, and every few seconds a glitch sweeps past and tears the picture into sliding slices with ghosted colors. Click to floor it. The grid surges forward and the tape protests with a hard glitch, the sun shears apart, the mountains double into chromatic ghosts, and for a moment the whole broadcast fights to hold together before it settles back into the sunset.