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@triadica/protea

v0.0.2-a1

Published

> Compute boids with Triadica controls in WebGPU

Downloads

6

Readme

Protea

Compute boids with Triadica controls in WebGPU

Previews https://r.tiye.me/Triadica/protea/

Based on https://webgpu.github.io/webgpu-samples/samples/computeBoids .

Search parameters:

  • remote-control to enable remote control,
  • control-host to set remote control host,
  • control-port to set remote control port.

API

Main API of Protea is a function to pass buffers and shaders:

async function createRenderer(
  canvas: HTMLCanvasElement,
  computeOptions: {
    seedSize: number;
    seedData: Float32Array;
    params: number[];
    computeShader: string;
  },
  renderOptions: {
    vertexCount: number;
    vertexData: number[];
    vertexBufferLayout: GPUVertexBufferLayout[];
    indexData?: number[];
    renderShader: string;
  }
): RenderFn;

There are two phases running Protea demos:

  • Compute shader to iterate ping/pong buffers, which hold information about points,
  • Render shader to illustrate position and velocity of points.

The pipelines are reused, while parameters can be passed from main function.

This project is still in early stage and I used it for drawing interesting patterns.

Shaders

  • {{colors}} to import hsl function for intuitive color definition.
    • //!{{colors}} as an alternative to reduce analyzer errors

Replace Parameters

To hot replace spin speed:

window.__hotUpdateParams([0.1, 1.6, 0.12, 0.7]);

4 paramters are:

  • speed
  • length of stroke
  • width of stroke
  • opacity