Open-source alternatives to Webgpu Samples

View live demo of these examples at https://wgsl.dev/

Calculate and render particles with WebGPU

This is my attempt at implementing Jos Stam's Real-Time Fluid Dynamics for Games paper using javascript as a playground for learning the WebGPU API.

Examples of how different cards perform far better that others

This is a fork of Dawn which gets extended with a Ray-Tracing extension. The extension is implemented into the Vulkan backend (using VKKHRraytracing) and the D3D12 backend (using DXR*).

Thimbleberry

This project is a high-level 3D graphics engine designed to render complex, hardware-accelerated environments within web browsers. It provides a comprehensive abstraction layer that manages scene graphs, cameras, and lighting, mapping high-level scene definitions onto low-level graphics APIs. By decoupling these definitions from specific hardware targets, the engine ensures consistent performance across diverse browsers and devices. The framework distinguishes itself through a robust architecture that includes a unified math library for high-frequency spatial calculations and a physically bas

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Demos and experiments in WebGPU technology. The focus is especially on compute shaders.

online-wgsl-editor is a tiny online WGSL (WebGPU Shading language) editor.

SpookyBall is a WebGPU-powered, Halloween-themed, open source Breakout clone!

Live page at https://toji.github.io/webgpu-clustered-shading/.

Tests consuming external textures with WebGPU

Metaballs rendered in WebGPU

Live page at https://toji.github.io/webgpu-test/.

WebGPU Examples