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Fur - WebGL(html5) Move your mouse. An attempt at doing fur rendering. It uses only the 'shell' technique. I followed this article plus added some twists of my own. It should probably be combined with the 'fins' technique for a better result at some viewing angles. Have quite a lot of 'shells', so might be slow on your hipster 'iBook', or whatever. ;) Done using three.js. Note. You need a modern b

Some Js+WebGL experiments and tests. Using three.js. (Note. You need a modern browser that supports WebGL for this to run the way it is intended. For example. Google Chrome 9+ or Firefox 4+. Also since WebGL is kinda “new”, some of these might break over time.) Box (Local version) / christmasexperiments.com 2017 #codevember 2017 Winter (Local version) / christmasexperiments.com 2015 Spring Replica

Particles morph - WebGL(html5) Played around with the data from the pixel particles with WebGL. Should be 85000 of them here. Done using three.js. Note. You need a modern browser that supports WebGL for this to run the way it is intended. For example. Google Chrome 9+ or Firefox 4+. (If you are already using one of those browsers and it's still not running, it's possible that you have old blacklis

Water/Ocean - WebGL(html5) Tried to make something that looks like a water surface. Using simplex noise and a normal map, not sure this is the way it's done. But hey, I'm learning here.. ;) It's heavily based on @alteredq's noise examples. There is some weird bug with reflection-mapping though, oh well... Done using three.js. Note. You need a modern browser that supports WebGL for this to run the

X-Wing - WebGL(html5) Move mouse to control, left = flip, right = fire. (Or Arrowkeys, space = flip, ctrl = fire.) Some simple game test. Try to get as far as possible in the trench run. Fullscreen recommended, press F11. Or 'F' if your browser supports the Fullscreen API. Done using three.js. Note. You need a modern browser that supports WebGL for this to run the way it is intended. For example.

Merry Christmas 2021 Almost forgot my yearly blogpost. This year I have mostly tried to continue develop and learn Unreal Engine. Have been some work related to that and then also some webgl web dev. Easiest to follow me on YouTube or Twitter for somewhat more frequent updates. In the spring I also started working on a portfolio site, it was almost finished at least, view it here. Have a great Chr

Endless Forest - WebGL(html5) Some kinda music visualization while running in to an endless forest. Music by Rob Zombie - Sawdust In The Blood from the album Educated Horses. Done using three.js. Note. You need a modern browser that supports WebGL for this to run the way it is intended. For example. Google Chrome 9+ or Firefox 4+. (If you are already using one of those browsers and it's still not