Just launched my first Framer component. Been experimenting with liquid-style WebGL interactions, cursor ripples, refraction, click waves. Link in the comments 🙂

@framer 😮‍💨😮‍💨

@framer looks nicee

@framer ☺️🙌🙌

@framer Ohk, sheshh! Its so liquidyyy 🤌✨️

@framer It’s fantastic! Congrats for the launch 🚀

@framer Thank you Adam! 🙌

@framer Really like this direction.

@framer Thank you 🙏🏿

@framer Huge congratulations! This would be a game changer, no dubt!

@framer Congrats on launch! looks amazing

@framer It looks great

@framer thanks!

@framer It looks beautiful🙈

@framer congrats, looks fantastic

@framer Thanks Vlad 🙌

@framer Is it r3f ? So cool 👍

@framer Yes 🙂‍↕️ Thank you!!

@framer Blissful!

@framer wow thats beautiful! congrats!

@framer thank you Anton! 😊🙌

@framer Big fan of this one! Already purchased 🚀

@framer Thanks a lot! 😊 Really happy to hear that!

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@framer Liquid shaders in Framer are 🔥. Key tricks: 1) Use GPU instancing for performance, 2) Keep fragment shaders under 50 lines, 3) Pre-bake lighting where possible. What perf numbers are you seeing at 60fps?

@framer Could you please share how to make such animation

@framer It's custom code wrapped into a Framer component

@framer Nice launch, clean visuals. What tools did you rely on?

@framer Looks cool!. Congratulations

@framer Great looking component. Did you use AI to create this?

@framer This looks incredible! Liquid-style WebGL with cursor ripples is exactly the kind of interaction design that makes the web feel alive. Dropping the link in the comments was a smart move!

@framer How is the component business market? If you can answer!

@framer w

@framer Awesome work 👏👏

@framer This looks incredible! The liquid shader effects are so smooth. Congrats on launching your first Framer component - WebGL interactions like these really push what's possible on the web

@framer This is clean! WebGL in Framer components is next level. Definitely checking this out 💪

@framer Real, practical innovation. Engineers building tools people can actually use. Well done!

@framer What’s the tools used to do this ? This is so cool