dithering shader
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Generative WebGL2 dithering playground and React component with terrain, country masks, 3D illusions, and live performance analytics.
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A generative WebGL2 dithering playground and production-ready React component.
Design animated two-color textures, terrain, depth illusions, and country-shaped fields—then copy the configured React code directly into your site.
Saved looks are stored locally with short DTHR-XXXX IDs, making it easy to return to an exact configuration.
Set speed={0} and adjust frame to lock an exact static composition.
The shader reports its own render-loop metrics through onPerformance.
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