Posts Tagged ‘GLSL’

  • Pixel Blasting 3D Jellyfish GPU Melting 4k Demo

    There have been some really inspiring demos and games released recently, here’s a collection of a few (hit the jump for the full list)

    Bits ‘n Bites is a pretty awesome blog featuring some cutting-edge WebGL work. The pretty picture above is from a 4k demo called Frank. A proper multi-part with great synth track and seriously sweet effects. All for a sum total of 4096 bytes. Be warned though it’s likely to make your GPU cry – don’t even go in here unless you’re packing some serious graphical firepower. The Frank blog post details how he handled the compression, music generation and shaders. Fascinating reading.

    Also from the same site (I apologise, I don’t know the name of the guy creating these works of art) is a WebGL port of the Windows demo Muon Baryon. Another demo well worth watching. But probably the most interesting thing of all is Sonant Live. A browser based music tracker with JS replay using generated synth sounds. Really awesome!

    Talking of shaders: check out Shader Toy to build them in real-time online 🙂

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