Add matrix code demo#569
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…Fs, a bloom implementation, and noisy color mapping to recreate the code rain effect seen in The Matrix. Added thumbnail to example/img.
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Adding support for bulleted lists in example descriptions
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Node threw an error, actually, when I first ran the gallery builder, because there was no passed in handler.
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Outputting this data before attempting to save the file, in case there was a full-blown error that prevented the minified file from being generated in the first place
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Thanks for this, @Rezmason! Looks great. The built-in gallery had a dependency on wzrd.in which didn't reliably work, so I think https://github.com/regl-project/regl-gallery is a more promising place to maintain the gallery (additionally, the gallery link on regl.party has been redirected to https://regl-project.github.io/regl/www/gallery.html ). At risk of stepping on toes, I've never maintained the gallery, so I took the liberty of transferring this PR over and rebuilding the gallery: regl-project/regl-gallery#1 It can be nice to distribute small examples with the npm module for easy offline reference, but it's probably additionally a good idea to remove the build scripts from the regl repo to prevent confusion over where the gallery actually lives (pardon the duplication!) |
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Sounds good! Removing the redundancy sounds like a good call. |
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I still think we can land this. |
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Created an advanced demo, using floating point FBOs, GPU compute, MSDFs, a bloom implementation, and noisy color mapping to recreate the code rain effect seen in The Matrix.
This is a simplified version of the project I maintain separately, and recently migrated to REGL.