Douglas Lilliequist

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Moving to bluesky. Future experiments and explorations (in particular WebGPU and occasional ComfyUI tinkering) will be posted there. I owe a lot to twitter (my employment at Active Theory began with a twitter DM), but I honestly don’t feel like supporting this platform anymore.

I don’t mind the big change from GLSL to WGSL…but not being able to swizzle is a pita…

@dghez_ Perhaps

@DougLilliequist ahah i know, i wish i have the time to learn that instead of focusing on real client projects, but luckily for us there are people like you that tests that, and then writes a tutorial 👀🧠

Nothing too exciting (yet), but I can now draw things and run compute shaders with my WebGPU framework 🤓

@dghez_ Being able to make things in vanilla WebGPU is exciting 😉 I’m just being too blunt considering the same thing can be done in WebGL…only difference being that I’m using compute shaders instead 🤓

@DougLilliequist "nothing too exciting"

@dghez_ @marcinignac Unless graphics are generated, not rendered, at that point.

@marcinignac @DougLilliequist makes sense, i should really start to look into it 😂 I think we have prob 1 year still of safe time (at least), then prob we'll be forced to switch to keep up with the tech

Suppose it is time to move over to WebGPU for my future experiments / side-projects. RIP WebGL

@martinlaxenaire @marcinignac Fully aware hah Will keep adding features when needed.

@DougLilliequist @marcinignac Nice! Good luck with that. It's a bit time consuming... 😅

@marcinignac The empty project being the mentioned engine 🤓

@marcinignac Sick! Yeah I’m changing gears on my current learning journey (marching cubes) and will continue doing it in WebGPU instead. Will obviously take longer as I want to make my own engine (it is currently an empty project called Davine)

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We usually get the vertices of a cube with bit operations on their index (Hamming). But doing something similar for edges is tricky. Here I use a 30 bit LUT, which isn't satisfying (🧵):

Glitchy events in Monte Baldo pt3

Glitchy events in Monte Baldo pt2

Glitchy events in Monte Baldo pt1

@edankwan Sick!

One of the most complex system I have ever created.

Curious as to how we as creatives will approach projects where graphics are generated and not rendered. Not to mention, will we omit rasterised graphics entirely (akin to the DOOM demo) or is everything going to be gray boxed environments and passed through an IPAdapter of sorts

@bruno_simon Have you tried rendering your scene at half resolution and send that to your bloom pass?

Bloom 🌟 I think that's where the frame rate takes a hit and I have to strip some features out.

@rainisto Amazing! Curious what would happen if you ran a control net featuring an animated noise pattern then run your prompt(s) against that 👀

(Consists of 30 different prompts)

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