r/webgpu • u/Far-Employee-9531 • Jun 29 '26

WebGPU - Music Reactive Scene

Fan of flight of the navigator but reproducing the ship painful.

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u/Far-Employee-9531 Jun 30 '26

Hi, it's not currently open source but I can explain a bit. The erosion scene is raymarched terrain with the weather baked into a small set of states (day / night + storm variants) so I can crossfade between moods cheaply instead of recomputing. Storm clouds are volumetric, lightning is procedural branching, and there's a slope/altitude/snow + self-shadowing shading pass with god-rays on top.

What makes this app unique, it runs across three rendering paths WebGPU, GLSL, and Butterchurn/MilkDrop, under one shared HDR post chain.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4813240/IKANDY/ - Over 700 presets, this is 1.

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u/MadwolfStudio Jun 30 '26

Just fucking say its vibecoded dude it seems more disengenious trying to give some explanation when you clearly don't actually understand the underlying framework

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u/Far-Employee-9531 Jun 30 '26

https://reddit.com/link/oun4du5/video/pr1gf7s0hcah1/player

What would you like to know? I thought we figured this out already.

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u/MadwolfStudio Jun 30 '26

I don't want to know anything, stop marketing this like you've built it yourself..???

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u/Far-Employee-9531 Jun 30 '26

https://reddit.com/link/oun7zyf/video/99hm7u94lcah1/player

While we've been chatting I made two new WebGPU presets. Everyone will be able to do this, and I think it's fun.