LIVE Coding "Happy Jumping"

Indeed his videos are amazing . My recommendation though would be to start with the "beginner" video -- which is completely 2D but at least gets some ideas across. Then watch link which isn't his but introduces how you get 3D out of fragment shaders. Finally just drink from the firehose -- link to this video is fantastic, yes it's five hours but worth it. (Definitely come into that familiar with the idea of raymarching though... the first few minutes start off super basic but it goes to eleven real quick.)

If you have 6 hours to kill, check this shadertoy that uses ray marching: link And the video that goes through its creation step by step: link to this video

Ray Marching Music Visualizer Hello GraphicsProgramming! I just made a thing that I thought might be fun to share with you all. A design agency here in Oslo asked me if I could help them make an online audio player for their Soundcloud mix concept. I've always been interested in ray marching, so I thought it was the perfect time to learn! I spent a few hours here and there after work for a month, and the result is this little visualizer with some sand dunes, balls, stars, and colors. Check it out in action here! And check out the shader code here. Everything ray marching related is made by following Inigo Quilez's Youtube deconstruction of his Happy Jumping shader. For the lighting par…

…eated by inigo quilez - iq/2019 // License Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. // // // An animation test - a happy and blobby creature jumping and // looking around. It gets off-model very often, but it looks // good enough I think. // // Making-of and related math/shader/art explanations (6 hours // long): link to this video // // Video capture: link // // You can buy a metal print of this shader here: link…