I’m ashamed to admit that I didn’t fully understand how strange attractors work, thankfully, Paul explained it just for us : Attractors are really simple, basically you loop through using the last value calculated as the next value in the … Continue reading →

Here’s another one for the mind-blown category and it is part of a library of GPU based simulations. Simulation is based on the “stable fluids” method of Stam [1,2]. For simplicity the application does not perform diffusion, but the used … Continue reading →

I was going to save this for later, but seeing as the whole twitterverse is going mental for it I thought I’d better not hang around. The focus was on the rendering aspect, not on the simulation, so the behavior … Continue reading →

An amazingly beautiful WebGL demo by Felix Woitzel. It looks like he’s been doing a lot with shaders, like this l-system demo, and this fractal attractor demo. It’s made with the WebGL pixel shader language GLSL which is executed on … Continue reading →