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🧮 Physics that never leaves the graphics card. Kevin Levron's (Kevin Levron) Three.js WebGPU demo runs the whole simulation in a compute pass, written in TSL, then draws thousands of bodies as one instanced mesh. 🔗 #WebGPU #ThreeJS #TSL #ComputeShaders #CreativeCoding

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