Cool WebGL stuff, 2020-08-13

[Ken Russell]

Dear WebGL community,

Cool stuff from around the web, discovered by Khronos' WebGL working group.

• Filtering of cos(x) functions by @iquilezles

• PlayCanvas reaches 100% glTF 2.0 spec compliance, open-sources viewer app

• Gold-plated maelstrom of chaos Milkdrop preset in Butterchurn by @Flexi23

• Rolfsen Knot Table up to 7 crossings by @74WTungsteno

• Attack of the Killer Bunnies by ericbroberic, MisplayJ, albinochicken, Brian Sweet, zhixson

• Plan to turn on WebGL 2.0 in Safari Technology Preview in early September by @grorgwork

• Explorations with 3D Textures and Instancing by @mrdoob

• New Frontier Chapel by @el_djanki

• Sakudari Kannon (Buddhist temple) Japan by @fuji_3DCG

• Shader-calculated generated tile height in geo-three by @tentonej

• Parallax physics toy by @mlperego

• Sketchfab embed showing off power of Modo on @TheFoundryTeam website

• Leviatan by Gabriel Gonzalez

• Not strictly WebGL but a huge performance boost: content-visibility: the new CSS property that boosts your rendering performance by @vmpstr

• WebXR Hands in PlayCanvas by @mrmaxm

• PlayCanvas Engine 1.33.0 released

• Truck accident photogrammetry scan

• WebXR Controllers project in PlayCanvas by @mrmaxm

• Raymarching shaders by @ggsimm

-Ken

P.S. also archived here.

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