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hey2d (58)in #coding • 26 days ago
GLSL Lesson 4: Reshaping Light and Shadow with pow()
GLSL Lesson 4: Reshaping Light and Shadow with pow() Previous Lessons Lesson 1 Your First Shader: Painting the Entire Screen One Color In the first lesson, we learned…
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hey2d (58)in #tutorial • 26 days ago
GLSL Lesson 3: Understanding clamp() by Breaking and Fixing Colors
In the first lesson, we learned the simplest thing a fragment shader can do: paint every pixel the same color. In the second lesson, we moved beyond a flat color and started…
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hey2d (58)in Town Square • 26 days ago
Gradients: When Color Learns About Position
In the previous lesson, Your First Shader: Painting the Entire Screen One Color , we learned that a shader can fill the entire canvas with a single color by writing values…
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hey2d (58)in #tutorial • 26 days ago
Your First Shader: Painting the Entire Screen One Color
So far we have been looking at code and breaking it apart piece by piece. That approach is useful, but there is another way to learn shaders that is often more effective:…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 27 days ago
The Strange Case of vUv.st: Why GLSL Keeps Swapping Coordinate Names
One of the recurring themes in learning GLSL is encountering pieces of code that seem completely unnecessary. You learn about vectors. You learn about coordinates. You…
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hey2d (58)in #tutorial • 27 days ago
Lesson 9 — HSB: When Color Stops Being Fixed and Starts Becoming a Space
If gradients were the first time color became a relationship, HSB is where color starts behaving like a coordinate system. This is lesson 9 in the series, and it sits right…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 27 days ago
Gradients, Distance, and Why Shaders Start With a Line
Most people think shaders begin with shapes, or light, or noise. But they don’t. They begin with a line, and what you choose to do with distance along that line. This code…
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hey2d (58)in LeoFinance • 28 days ago
Why Xbox and the Big Gaming Companies Are Actually Terrified
Here's the strange part. Gaming is booming, revenue is up, more people are playing than ever, yet companies like Xbox are making moves that look like panic, not confidence.…
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hey2d (58)in Town Square • 28 days ago
Gaming Just Became the Biggest Entertainment Business on Earth
There's a reason gaming keeps grabbing headlines lately: it's not a trend anymore, it's dominance. Year over year, game revenue has been climbing steadily, and the total money…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 28 days ago
The Strange Case of vUv.st: Why GLSL Keeps Swapping Coordinate Names
One of the recurring themes in learning GLSL is encountering pieces of code that seem completely unnecessary. You learn about vectors. You learn about coordinates. You…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 28 days ago
When Color Learns to Breathe — A Shader That Swaps Mood Over Time
Lesson: 8 There’s something strangely alive about this kind of shader. Nothing moves, nothing is drawn in the traditional sense, yet the screen never stays the same. It quietly…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 28 days ago
Creating Smooth Value Noise in GLSL
If you filled your screen with completely random values, the result would look like television static. Every pixel would be different from the one beside it. Nature rarely looks like that. Clouds change
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 28 days ago
Colors in GLSL: A Beginner’s Guide to Shaders and Color Control
Color in GLSL is one of the first things that makes shader programming feel alive. You go from abstract math to something visible, expressive, and instantly creative. At its…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 29 days ago
Understanding UV in GLSL: The Key to Mapping Space in Shaders
UV coordinates are one of the most fundamental ideas in GLSL, yet they are often misunderstood when you first start working with shaders. At their core, UVs are simply a way to…
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hey2d (58)in #tutorial • 29 days ago
Are Vector Components Constants in GLSL? Understanding What Vectors Really Are - TUTORIAL 7
One question almost every shader beginner asks is whether vector components such as .r , .g , .b , .x , .y , and .z are fixed values or special constants. The short…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 29 days ago
Textures and Swizzling in GLSL: How Shaders Read and Rearrange Data
When most people start learning shaders, textures seem straightforward. They are images made up of pixels. But in GLSL, textures are much more than images. They are data…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 29 days ago
Textures and Swizzling in GLSL: How Shaders Read and Rearrange Data : Lesson 6
When most people start learning shaders, textures seem straightforward. They are images made up of pixels. But in GLSL, textures are much more than images. They are data…
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hey2d (58)in #tutorial • 29 days ago
Drawing a Diagonal Line with GLSL
This is the fourth post in the GlSL learning series. Learning GLSL as a Beginner Understanding gl-Position: My First Real Vertex Shader Fragment Shaders Made…
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hey2d (58)in #learning • 29 days ago
Drawing Curves with Math Using `pow()` - lesson 5 - GLSL
This is the fifth post in the GLSL learning series. Previous posts: Learning GLSL as a Beginner Understanding gl_Position : My First Real Vertex Shader Fragment…
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hey2d (58)in #coding • last month
Creating Procedural Galaxies and Nebulas in GLSL
Look at images captured by space telescopes. Galaxies are filled with glowing clouds of gas and dust. Some regions appear bright blue. Others glow purple, pink, or…
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