WebGPU 100k Enemies Demo

This demo showcases a real-time simulation of 100,000 enemies entirely on the GPU using **WebGPU compute shaders**.

Features:

• **GPU-Accelerated Simulation:** All enemy movement, collision avoidance, and seeking behaviors are computed in parallel on the GPU.
• **Attraction:** Left-click on the canvas to set an attraction point.
• **Shockwave Attack:** Right-click for an expanding shockwave that "kills" enemies. Killed enemies respawn from the edges.
• **Camera Zoom:** Use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out.
• **Obstacle Avoidance:** Enemies steer around static obstacles (gray circles).
• **Varied Enemy Types:** Enemies have different colors, sizes, and speeds.
• **Kill Counter:** Tracks enemies eliminated by attacks.
• **Procedural Background & Sprites:** Dynamic gradient background that flashes on attack, and a procedurally generated "duder" sprite for enemies.
• **Reset Simulation:** Button to reset the simulation.

Inspiration: This demo was inspired by the impressive 100,000 enemies in Godot showcase, demonstrating the power of modern graphics APIs for large-scale simulations.

Developed by **Trent "Tront" Sterling**.

Learn more at tront.xyz.