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I modifyed the official example "compute fluid particles" to make it look more liquid. Simply blur the depth texture to obtain a smooth surface which has differentiable gradient. Made with #threejs live demo (all source code is in html of the page) ->

Maeda Mameo

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mrdoob1 year ago

@holtsetio 👀

Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

matsuoka-6011 year ago

So cool! Combining MLS-MPM fluid and complex objects is something I've wanted to do, so definitely study the code!

Maeda Mameo1 year ago

いやいやぜんぶスルーしてるんですよ。かぶせて表示しているだけです。物体との作用や、地面への影とコースティクスは、これから入れてみるつもりです。そんなことより、MLS-MPMをwebに持ってこれたのはまつおかさんの功績が大きいと思うので感謝しています。😀

AA1 year ago

so good 🌊

Anderson Mancini1 year ago

Ohh God. This is gorgeous. Makes my water looks like child's play haha. Congratulations 🤩

Maeda Mameo1 year ago

Thank you. I`m studying to add some caustics like your water:)

Show1 year ago

Is it vibecoded?

Doeon Kwon1 year ago

@mrdoob so cool!

Michel Van de gaer1 year ago

Neat! 🤩 It would be cool if you turned those d🍩nuts into Spiralling Toruses that could spiral🌀around and through the water. 💦

singhi﹫𝟛𝔻1 year ago

impressive

mrdoob1 year ago

Feels like we are entering a new realm of 3D graphics on the web 👀

Codetard1 year ago

I am having so much fun with @threejs TSL and hand tracking

Shota Matsuda 松田聖大1 year ago

やった。これずっと気になってて、不要なハックを削除できたし、黄昏時の光が断然自然になった。

Faraz1 year ago

All my demos in one place! I have released a site with over 25 of my demos over the years all updated and fixed with code on GitHub and each one individually runnable. Many more to come! Check it out: #threejs #webgl #creativecoding #portfolio

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