nightsail
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. A night sea of Gerstner waves, a column of light and a boat riding the swell. Generated from code, tuned live.
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Controls: H hides the panel, Space freezes time, drag to orbit, scroll to zoom
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A giant marble head under a column of light, in a stormy night sea. The tide drowns it and gives it back: the swell washes over its face, foam clings to the stone at the waterline, and the marble stays dark and wet for a while after the water leaves. Sparks boil off the core above, threads of a curl field wind around it and shards drift through the air. Every value that shapes the scene is on a panel, and a night you like can be sent as a link.
The scene has one light, and it stands at a known point. So almost nothing goes through a lighting system.
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