shader
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Noisy Shader Code on Brain Mesh File. This is a demo of some noisy shader code I applied to the mesh of a right hemisphere of the brain. The scene is build with the library the Three.js ( while the vertex and fragment shaders are added as a THREE.ShaderMaterial.
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This is a demo of some noisy shader code I applied to the mesh of a right hemisphere of the brain. The scene is build with the library the Three.js ( while the vertex and fragment shaders are added as a THREE.ShaderMaterial.
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