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Well it took an all nighter (isn't all the best coding done at 4AM?!), but Three.js Water Pro v2.0 has launched! 🚀 Super excited about this launch—I've added a new wave system, sky/water transitions, improved foam effects, reflections, and so much more. Here's a little cinematic trailer I put... show more

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I've had so many people ask for a live demo of Three.js Water Pro, so I'm excited to finally deliver!🚀 Try out all the presets, tweak all the knobs and test performance on your target devices. I've added a mobile-responsive UI as well. Have fun! 🤿🌊🐟

I've had so many people ask for a live demo of Three.js Water Pro, so I'm excited to finally deliver!🚀 Try out all the presets, tweak all the knobs and test performance on your target devices. I've added a mobile-responsive UI as well. Have fun! 🤿🌊🐟

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Here's a list of the upcoming features in Three.js Water Pro v3. It's a big update! ✅ Improved Wave Realism — Updated spectrum produces more organic wave patterns. ✅Improve Lighting Model — completely revamped lighting model that produces realistic color changes in shallows areas and allows you to see through water surface ✅Persistent Wave-Crest Foam — Foam lingers and rolls off breaking waves. ✅Multiplayer-Ready Determinism — fixed-step simulation and syncing between clients ✅Sea Spray — attach emitters to boats, rocks, etc. to generate spray as water hits the surface ✅Rain — wind-driven streaks plus water-surface ripples. ✅HDRI Environment Maps — procedural sky has been replaced by realistic HDRI maps ✅Boat Wake — V-shaped wakes with automatic foam on breaking crests, and much more!

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I've finally clicked the green button and launched Ares Breathes' steam page. Here's a trailer I made to go along with it. Retweets n wishlists and all that stuff appreciated of course. Probably should've done this earlier but oh well. Link in the thread.

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