Cool WebGL stuff, 2020-11-05

[Ken Russell]

Catching up on a backlog. Here's cool WebGL stuff from Khronos' working group from 2020-11-05.

• PathTracing Geometry Showcase, from erichlof/THREE.js-PathTracing-Renderer

• Glass rendering with depth peeling - domenicobrz.github.io

• To get some clapps:

• https://medium.com/@shrekshao_71662/dual-depth-peeling-implementation-in-webgl-11baa061ba4b

• Informational in-browser AR experience https://www.mtresilience.com/

• ROYGBIV engine FPS demo

• Real-time cloth simulation with aerodynamics (Verge3D engine)

• Tetris with Babylon.js and AmmoJS physics by @HiteshSatu_

• Among Us fan-art on Sketchfab

• Online window & door configurators by @PikcellsUK

• Ghost Card inspired from @robbietilton by @yugam_

• One-pass one-liner motion blur by @i_dianov

• Replica of Mathis Biabiani’s particle system by @akella

• How to hide browser UI in fullscreen

• Lightmap exporter up and running by @DaniGatunes

• iPhone 12 Pro by @joseVG

• PlayCanvas Engine v1.35.2 released

• earth.nullschool.net new UI by @cambecc

• Blue Noise Magic by @KOIAVAIrakli

• Contour plot shader reiterated by @rickyreusser

• Shadertoy for contour plot

• Band-limited fractal contour plot

• Antialiased shaded contour plot

• Segment tracing paper Shadertoy by @Atrix256

• Cartoony inking with post-process by @thespite

• Model-viewer v1.3 released with better touch scrolling, high-res skyboxes and more

• Moving THREE.InstancedMesh on the GPU by @ykob0123

• Self-shadowed particle trails with WebGL2 on mobile by @yiwen_lin

• Unity Tiny project “Skelebuddies Halloween Run” by @vvuk

• XeoKit 1.4.8 released by @xeolabs

• Configuring Three.js camera with one image using fSpy by @severo_fr

• PlayCanvas Engine v1.35.3 released

• Racing game authored with Babylon.js Playground and NME by @skaven_

• ED-209 by dean_the_coder

• Fluid field 3 GPGPU by @ykob0123

Please share your creations and findings!

-Ken

P.S. Also archived at https://gfxprose.blogspot.com/2020/11/cool-webgl-stuff-2020-11-05.html .

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