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Impressive demo! WebGL is an awesome piece of tech that only now starts to be largely adopted. I mean, it gives you access to 100s of cores to compute, run, display stuff :). Too bad Apple doesn't move forward with WebGL2 and Google splits the community in 2 with webgpu.
WebGL while impressive, still fails to keep up with what native 3D APIs are capable of.
Default settings don't really do it justice IMHO. Try these: Density diffusion: just a hair under 1(visually) velocity diffusion: 0.99 pressure: 0.93 vorticity: 5
Every so often you get an app that shows you just how fast modern hardware is when unencumbered by the usual endless layers of bloat and inefficiency.
I tried this on my mobile phone, expecting it to not work properly, but everything was super-smooth. Impressive.
I tried this on my mobile phone, expecting it to not work properly, but everything was super-smooth. Impressive.
A simpler one, and without fancy lighting, but with a code walkthrough/tute http://jamie-wong.com/2016/08/05/webgl-fluid-simulation/ ... also doesn't work on my phone. :(
Default settings don't really do it justice IMHO. Try these: Density diffusion: just a hair under 1(visually) velocity diffusion: 0.99 pressure: 0.93 vorticity: 5
Also, just setting Density Diffusion to 1 and leaving makes the movement slow enough to be able to screenshot nice wallpapers.