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I'm building a first-class shader graph editor for Three.js. Powered by TSL and WebGPU. Real-time previews. Human readable code. Type inference. The list goes on. The free plan will include a fully featured editor (except for custom code nodes) with export to TSL so you can drop your shader... show more

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