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Recreated the classic arcade game Tumble Pop in C++ using SFML rebuilding its core grab-and-throw enemy mechanics, level progression, and scoring system from scratch with object-oriented design principles.
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A game inspired by Yu-Gi-Oh — a childhood game that many Gen Z people may not even know 😂 try : https://tall-sweep-62406618.figma.site/
I’m happy that this is my first time using Figma Make, and I’m new to Contra. I’d really love to connect with you all. Thank you so much.
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We're excited to submit our project to the Figma Makeathon.
We started with a simple question: how does AI actually design?
What's happening between the prompt and the final result? Is the process consistent? Can it be reproduced? And what happens if we change just one small part?
NODY is an experimental real-time design interface that makes the AI's creative process visible. Instead of generating a finished design behind the scenes, NODY translates an abstract prompt into its own visual language: a network of interconnected nodes, each with a role and effect.
Watch the design get built in real time. Explore each node, stack effects or animate the result. Every change instantly reshapes the output, so you can get real time feedback and do something fun!
We would love to see you play, experiment or discover unexpected outcomes. We certainly did :)
Live project: https://sixth-beauty-15710023.figma.site
LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ivan-gald%C3%ADk-156b769a_configmakeathon-ugcPost-7472715114844938240-qoMF/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABUshFIBrQJW0vpKBKGN-I2BF4LtxQsi4ls
Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648774919318390469/nody-experimental-ai-canvas
Holy smokes!!
My submission for Config Makeathon!
Live code music tools like Strudel are powerful — but they assume you already know how to code. For anyone without that background, the barrier to play is real.
So I built Cymatics Resonance 🎉 — a node-based synthesizer that makes music creation accessible and fun to everyone. Connect nodes, dial in your sound, and experiment with presets. Watch how your music turns into patterns in the Music Visualizer. No code required — just play🔥
Figma Link: https://dirt-lend-67924993.figma.site
Workflow: Claude ↔ Figma Make → MCP → Figma Design & Agent
Tech stack:
1. Figma Design & Agent: Designed mockups, layouts, UI components, and tokens — all within the Figma stack.
2. Figma MCP: Connected my Figma file directly to AI agents for implementation and production handoff.
3. Figma Make: Validated product feasibility early, then used it to iterate and build toward the final product.
4. Claude: Owned the hard logic — audio engine, node-graph architecture, and visualizer. Also provided reference code, wrote step-by-step prompts for Make, and kept the debug loop tight.
this is so rad
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