dark strands
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Real-time 3D rendering & engine tech demo in Babylon.js 9 (WebGPU/WebGL2) — procedural village, forests, weather, Gerstner-wave water, volumetric fog & Havok physics.
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Controls: WASD to move · Shift to sprint · Space to jump · V to toggle first/third person
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A real-time 3D rendering & engine tech demo built with Babylon.js 9 (WebGPU, with automatic WebGL2 fallback).
**▶ Live demo — · desktop Chrome/Edge recommended for WebGPU; click to enter, WASD to move.
Dark Strands is an interactive technical showcase — not a game you win.
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