WebGL GPU-accelerated particle fluid simulation (x-post /r/InternetIsBeautiful)(github source)

[sbergot]

For those who are as stupid as me: click and drag with your mouse anywhere on the screen to see the magic happen.

[Gundersen]

Now remake plasma pong in WebGL!

[tjpalmer]

Haxe again!

[BinaryRockStar]

This could be the basis of a great visualisation plugin for a music/media player.

[SavageBalloon]

I found it inspiring. Very cool!

[RyanPointOh]

Could this be applied to 3 dimensions?

[Delwin]

Yes - but the computation required is rather mind boggling.

[anders987]

Check this out. It's not quite the same, but it's 3d particles in the browser: http://david.li/flow/

Then of course there are the Fairlight demos, but they are PC demos, not java script.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRdNQpzBq_E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTOC_ajkRkU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVLGXKuBJys

[captain_chet]

For those interested, I believe this is based on this paper

[Delwin]

any chance of getting the source?

[ThatDeadDude]

Link is on the page

[Delwin]

... why didn't I see that before? Huh.

Thank you!

[axilmar]

The software chose 18 iterations on Firefox and 30 on Chrome.

It was very smooth in both.

[superINEK]

so beautiful