Surface [WebGL]

[aerotwist]

http://lab.aerotwist.com/webgl/surface

[jonbro]

there seems to be some problem with the lighting. Actually it is not a problem, just something that would add immensely to the realism. If you do per vertex normals, rather than face normals, then you will get smooth lighting across the face.

I suppose I should provide code rather than just suggestions.

[Geee → jonbro]

Going a bit further you could add a simple pixel shader and modulate the pixel normals along with the waves.

[hanifvirani]

Great work Paul. Quite nifty. The Photo Particles demo[1] is pretty cool as well.

[1] http://lab.aerotwist.com/webgl/photoparticles/

[lkz]

First Impression: Extremely simple and not very polished app compared to other WebGL demos such as the Quake 3 BSP app at http://media.tojicode.com/q3bsp/

[aerotwist → lkz]

Simple isn't always bad ;)

[melissamiranda]

The raindrops are great, but it was the greeting in your source code for aerotwist.com that made me roll off the chair. Love the aerotwist logo in underscores and pipes.

[webholics]

Very nice! Would be cool to have an additional setting "resolution" from low, medium to high :)

[lancefisher]

This is cool, but even cooler for me was learning that WebGL exists!

[aquarin]

Can't see it. Can someone describe what is this?

[jbuzbee → aquarin]

It's a rotating photo (you can drag and drop your own) with optional raindrops falling on it and causing a sort of splash distortion

[LudvigLindblom]

Very nice, as always. Haven't had a chance to take a look at the code yet but will do that to, of course.

[jbuzbee]

Very cool - inspires me to see what is really possible using WebGL