waterfall webgl2
A free particle demo — play it in your browser, no install. A WebGL 2 waterfall simulation from a simple particles system.
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A WebGL 2 waterfall simulation from a simple particles system.
This is a WebGL 2 port of my WebGL project Waterfall.
WebGL 2 transform feedback feature is now used to update the particles' positions and velocities at once. The code is simpler, but there is one downside: since transform feedback only handles 4 bytes types, I now use Float32 precision when 16 bits would be enough. I could however try to pack 2 particles into a Uint32 and extract it in the shaders. all shaders are now in version GLSL 300 ES. since WebGL 2 handles more texture formats, the obstacle map is now a RG8 texture.
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