kintsugi webgpu
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Real-time procedural ceramic fracture and interactive kintsugi repair in WebGPU.
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Controls: Drag a piece: pick it up (throw it, drop it, or fit it back)
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Break a porcelain bowl in your browser, then put it back together with gold.
The bowl is not a model with a "broken" version waiting behind it. You can pick it up, drop it, throw it at the table or strike it with a steel ball, and the same collision decides what happens: where it cracks depends on where it was hit, how hard and in which direction. Each piece is a real solid you can pick up, and the gold only runs along the cracks that break actually made.
This is the second of my Material Studies.
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