@ai_for_success: Fable 5.1 + Three.js + Cursor 🔥 I built this game, and I can’t even believe how good it turned out. It feels so good t…
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A developer showcases a game built using Fable 5.1, Three.js, and Cursor, featuring PS5 DualSense controller with haptic feedback, and notes high prompt rejection rates in Cursor.
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Fable 5.1 + Three.js + Cursor 🔥
I built this game, and I can’t even believe how good it turned out. It feels so good to play with a PS5 DualSense controller with haptic enabled.
I’m also working on a new stage, The only downside is that the prompt rejection rate is high https://t.co/Wl9oLWD5TD
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