pelagic jellyfish webgl
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A silent interactive WebGL descent through a living jellyfish ocean, with pulse-driven swimming and a liquid-glass idle clock.
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Real-time procedural jellyfish, soft-body animation, underwater optics, and interactive liquid glass in Three.js
Pelagic is an interactive underwater scene built as one continuous WebGL experience. Procedural animals swim through a current-coupled ocean, the camera follows an authored descent into a basalt sanctuary, and the live scene becomes the source for bubbles, thermal shimmer, and an idle liquid clock.
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