When you think of WebGL you probably think of amazing 3D demos, games, and things like that. You probably never think of slideshow transitions. Gaëtan Renaudeau (@greweb) has put WebGL to use for just that in this small GLSL-Transition experiment. … Continue reading
Project 2^19 points onto a texture, calculate blur, use the gradients to update the particle positions, mumble a magic spell and you get a beautiful shader / WebGL powered effect like this by Felix Woitzel (@Flexi23). Move the mouse through … Continue reading
So what does 291 lines of WebGL shader code buy you these days? How about a full 3D fly-through of a fractal constructed ancient temple styled structure, with pulsating beams of light running up and down the vibrating columns. Add … Continue reading
We see a lot of particle effects here on CreativeJS, and every now and then a demo stands apart from the rest. GPU particles is an beautiful interactive particle experiment by creative coder Justin Windle (@soulwire). Amazingly, all of the physics calculations are … Continue reading
Here’s a fun shader designed to look like hand drawn cross-hatching that uses three.js to render 3D objects (including my favourite – the knotted torus). Based on a research paper published by Hugues Hoppe in 2001 at SIGGRAPH, it’s a … Continue reading