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VFX-JS supports HTML-in-Canvas now. You can turn HTML element into a WebGL texture. It automatically detects the browser and fallback to the old SVG foreignObject workaround. So it works on Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, of course! #WebGL #VFXJS #Codepen

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𝘼𝙈𝘼𝙂𝙄vor 6 Monaten

Code:

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Nick Danielvor 6 Monaten

Wow that’s impressive. Feels like we should link to this in the demos of (oss on GitHub and over 1k daily visitors)

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Kuwazyvor 6 Monaten

It's so great!

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Sync Kunvor 6 Monaten

Interesting

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Rudresh H Rvor 6 Monaten

it feels like a new custom cursor but much much beautiful and interactive😁😁

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Red Sun Prophecyvor 6 Monaten

Nice user unfriendly effect.

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ᴊᴏᴀɴɪᴇ ʟᴇᴍᴇʀᴄɪᴇʀvor 6 Monaten

so good

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thx🙌

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