@adobe/data-gpu

WebGPU ECS plugins for graphics, physics, and materials. Built on @adobe/data.

Package exports

The package uses subpath exports so bundlers tree-shake unused domains (e.g. a graphics-only app never pulls in Rapier/Jolt WASM).

| Import path | Contents | | --- | --- | | @adobe/data-gpu | Core only — core plugin, FrameTime | | @adobe/data-gpu/graphics | Scene graph, camera, orbit, PBR render, mesh/shape, skinning, picking | | @adobe/data-gpu/physics | physicsData, body/joint types, joltSolver, rapierSolver, ragdoll helpers | | @adobe/data-gpu/material | Material palette, requireMaterial, standard material definitions |

import { core } from "@adobe/data-gpu";
import { Orbit, pbrIblRender, shapeGeometry } from "@adobe/data-gpu/graphics";
import { joltSolver, physicsData } from "@adobe/data-gpu/physics";
import { Material, requireMaterial } from "@adobe/data-gpu/material";

Solvers are opt-in: import only the solver you use. With sideEffects: false, unused solver WASM is tree-shaken out.

Build

pnpm --filter @adobe/data-gpu build

Samples live in data-gpu-samples (port 3008). See CLAUDE.md in this package for ECS performance conventions.

Further reading

• src/physics/README.md — physics feature roadmap
• src/physics/solvers/README.md — choosing Jolt vs Rapier