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Hello compute! 300 plants, 100k points, 200k constraints. 60fps. In WebGL! With transform feedback and PBD simulation for hierarchical branches + noise wind.

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Marcin Ignac

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Marcin Ignacvor 1 Jahr

Compression completely destroys the visuals so here is hi-def screenshot.

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Samsy 👾🥷🏼vor 1 Jahr

That is beauty !

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Ghislain Girardotvor 1 Jahr

Sick :D

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Marcin Ignacvor 1 Jahr

Walking character with repulsive force like in your demo would be next thing to try.

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Sjoerd de Riddervor 1 Jahr

cray!

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Phobonvor 1 Jahr

Heck yeah, so rad 😊

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Robert Borghesivor 1 Jahr

oh boi, that's lovely

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medusavor 1 Jahr

Oh that’s cool 😎

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pipevor 1 Jahr

so cool! does it need a lot of optimizing to work in webgl? im just curious since just got started learning 3js, would it work more efficiently if done in webgpu?

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Marcin Ignacvor 1 Jahr

Not out of the box but it could be optimised in WebGPU as Compute Shader can share memory and have read/write access to buffers at arbitrary location while in WebGL has to process vertex by vertex. If you are learning 3js then TSL (their new shading language) has compute capabilities.

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