pouët.net

It's completely open source. It's HTML + JS. You can download it all from the URL where it plays, but it won't run from a local drive. You have to have a web server running. This is due to CORS and Security Restrictions. The easiest way to set a web server would be to use python command form the same directory where you've saved index.html and the other files:

And then access it in your browser by going to: http://localhost:8000/index.html. However, please give me a few days and I will make a package and place it on GitHub or so. Keep in mind that this is a demo that runs in any modern browser on mobile or desktop no matter the platform.

Ohh... Sounds like a threat. That won't work with me. What if I don't?

I have no problem zipping it all up, but the thing is that the fastest, easiest and safest method to run this demo is to click on the link. It is a browser demo. It runs in the browser... Phone, tablet, Mac, Windows, Linux, doesn't matter. When I add .zip with the contents, many people won't know how to run it and will only get confused. Running it locally requires having at least the simplest web server on their machine (because of CORS), i.e. pyhon web server, or Node.js with the http-server Package... I propose adding [run] button above [download] button to pouët. What do you think? I will make a zip file and try to describe how to run that in a text file, but this is making things a lot more complicated for many people, and even less safe. Also, the way you run it depends on the OS you're using. In the future, there will be more webGL demos out there like this one. People new to the demoscene or looking for something interesting to look at, won't have the skills required or the need to run this locally. Something to think about.