webgpu ocean
A free Three.js demo — play it in your browser, no install. Real-time Tessendorf FFT ocean in the browser: Three.js WebGPURenderer + TSL compute shaders, 3 cascades, Jacobian foam, live demo
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A real-time Tessendorf FFT ocean in the browser, built with Three.js WebGPURenderer and TSL compute shaders. Three wave cascades, Jacobian whitecaps and physically-inspired water shading.
The initial spectrum h0(k) = (ξr + iξi)·√(S(k)Δk²)/2 is baked on the GPU only when a spectrum parameter changes. Each texel computes both h0(k) and h0(−k), so h(k,t) stays Hermitian and the IFFT output is exactly real.
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