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@sakigake_dev I completely agree! Fast iteration with nodes, but the generated GLSL should always be visible and editable. Best of both worlds 🔥

@boredlegend7 Live GLSL error reporting is the part I'd want most - that feedback loop is what makes shader work bearable. For the node editor: keep both. Nodes for exploring fast, hand-written GLSL for when you actually need to understand what's happening.

Been messing around with Three.js and GLSL lately, and it turned into a shader playground for prototyping ability-style effects. Right now it has force fields, cloaking, plasma, holograms, frost, toxic auras, and a handful of other procedural effects built on similar ideas. You can import a GLB, apply the shaders directly to the model, tweak everything live, or jump into the vertex and fragment shaders with live compilation and GLSL error reporting. I also threw together a preset system with custom icons and a randomize button, which has made experimenting way faster than I expected. It's still very much a work in progress, but I've been having a lot of fun building it. I'm tempted to take it a step further with a node-based shader editor. Would you use that, or do you still prefer writing GLSL by hand? Here's a quick look at it in action. #ThreeJS #WebGL #GLSL #GameDev #CreativeCoding

@Arnav_ct Feel free to check out mine: legend-7.github.io

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@hthieblot Twisted Metal 🔥

If you grew up gaming between 1990 and 2010.. what's the one game you still think about?

One thing I enjoy about game development is that the "fun" isn't always gameplay. Building responsive tools like this Player Card Builder is just as rewarding. Every change updates instantly, layers remain editable, and the same system can support future unlocks, seasonal cosmetics, and achievements. It's still early, but I'm happy with the direction.

@LuThecoder I'm glad you like it man! I'll make it open source soon so you can check it out 🧙‍♂️

@boredlegend7 Is this open sourced? Would like to see how u implemented this

Been spending some time experimenting with different real-time cloud rendering techniques in Three.js ☁️ I wanted to compare a few different approaches side by side to see how they feel in motion and what tradeoffs they make between realism, performance, and overall atmosphere. In this clip you'll see: • Layered 2.5D weather sheets • Flow mapped clouds • Ray-marched volumetric clouds • Procedural cirrus wisps Since I'm building multiple games that target different platforms, I don't think there's a single "best" solution. Right now I'm leaning toward the flow mapped approach overall, but there's something about the procedural cirrus that I think could look really nice layered on top of another system or in a stylized manner. Still experimenting, but I'm curious what everyone else thinks. Which version looks the most convincing, or the most interesting, to you? Feel free to check out my portfolio in the Labs section to experiment more too! Going forward I'll be posting more content like this as well 🧙‍♂️ #ThreeJS #GameDev #WebGL #IndieDev

@BR1INFINITE As both a developer and a gamer, this looks interesting 👀

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@basoner_dev Honestly... Most of the time it is that way 🤣

Is game development just making games you wish you could play as a kid?

@0xInk_ This looks awesome 🔥 I'd gladly make this a reality 😎

To any game developers seeing this post: all I want is a solid exploration game with a grappling hook mechanic (Last Oasis style) someone take the concept in this video and make it a reality. I am ready to throw my money at this!

@AresRPG @threejs Now that's a challenge! As a dev I'm genuinely curious 🤔 Following now 😎

@boredlegend7 @threejs The goal is to have it running on mobile too!

Our voxel engine rendering technique heavily uses levels of details to try and keep high performance in the browser! Made with @threejs on #webgpu

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Been heads down building for quite some time. Figured it's time to start sharing more of what I've been working on. I'm a full-stack developer focused on JavaScript, blockchain, and browser games. Alongside client work, I've been building my own projects from scratch. Going forward I'll be posting: ⚡ Development progress 🎮 Game development ⛓️ Solana & Web3 🛠️ Things I've learned building real products I'm also available for freelance projects if you're looking for an experienced developer. Portfolio: legend-7.github.io More code. More projects. More to come. 🧙

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