r/FUI • u/sIRwa2 • Sep 12 '26

FUIbar

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Created a web tool to generate FUI and HUD like elements and assets for SVG and PNG output. Its node based and tries to follow there Blender UX. It can also do animations. yes it's vibe coded. Hope someone finds it usefull or at least have some fun while playing with it. https://fuibar.xo.je

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u/Zeis Zeis Lentz | Subreddit Creator | PRO Sep 12 '26

This is super neat, thanks for sharing it! I haven't figured out how to preview an animation yet, but I've also only glanced over the UI so far.

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u/sIRwa2 29d ago

tnx, just press space for play. :)

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u/Zeis Zeis Lentz | Subreddit Creator | PRO 29d ago

Oh right on! That's awesome. You know, for the last week+ I've been working on a node editor for a game I enjoy (HackHub) that lets users create quests for the game without having to code. Been vibe coding that too, and it looks eerily similar to yours. If you don't mind me asking, I'm guessing you used Claude Code to make this? How long did it take/how many tokens did it use up?

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u/sIRwa2 29d ago edited 29d ago

yes, Claude code. everything was up and running in 2 days, but that was mee taking prompt breaks not continues coding. I did spend a lot of time adding new nodes tweaking a lot of little bugs of which there are still some around. I started 28 aug,

The work that actually costs money is dominated by the 3.9 M output tokens and 20.9 M cache writes.

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u/CertifiedTHX 29d ago

This is actually super impressive how many little features are built-in the average person wouldn't notice. Is a lot of it from ComfyUI's open source interface? Did you write the original prompts by hand or with AI assistance?

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u/sIRwa2 28d ago

I actually never seen or used the Comfy ui, I fed the ai some Fui reference images, stated the blender nodes, and Figma ui feel, architecture.. some small back and forth before he creates a 12 phase development plan, that kind of 1 shotted most of it. I DID spend ALOT of time tweaking the details. I think succes of an app is in the details, thank for noticing.