VibeWater by Tront

VibeWater simulates water in a 2D compute shader and displays it as a displaced 3D surface, so the ripples you see are the simulation rather than an animation. It was written as a WebGPU prototype for a technique later moved into Unity.

One page, no install, needs a desktop browser with WebGPU. By Tront (Trent Sterling).

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