Double Halloween feature to give some ambience to this spooky season: Pumpkin Sphere, a mass of pumpkins hovering around you; and Spooky Cloud, a particle-driven cloud of pumpkins and skulls chasing a whisp ..read more

Design and customise your own calaca for Día de Muertos ..read more

Using requestIdleCallback to calculate FPS more precisely than with requestAnimationFrame ..read more

Shaders! Amazing little things: a few lines in a C-like language and we can get smooth colours pulsating on the screen or a first-person shooter. In WebGL that we have running on our browsers there are vertex and fragment shaders, we are going to take a closer look at the latter.Fragment shaders are programs which perform a very specific task: to compute a colour. And each program is calculating a pixel, blissfully unaware of any other pixels or programs, so it can run all by himself in its own computer. Picture this: when we have thousands or millions of independent computers running in paral ..read more

Please join us for the next WebGL™ + WebGPU Meetup! We have an exciting lineup including the latest news from the Working Groups, and demonstrations from Google and Mozilla ..read more

Entries for Genuary 2022, 31 days of procedural generation with threejs and WebGL ..read more

A remake of an old experiment to produce image-based global illumination for models using Google Street View panoramas. This is the test for fetching equirectangular panoramas from the google servers ..read more

This article goes a bit over the method to augment JavaScript APIs and how to use it to create a plug-n-play, live GLSL shader editor ..read more

Created for the annual FITC Web Unleashed conference ..read more

Entries for Codevember 2021, 31 days of experiments with WebGL, three.js, simulations and post-processing ..read more