A super way to show off your stunning shaders.
If you’ve ever looked into shaders, then you’ve probably run into Shadertoy, a fantastic tool for building shaders in the browser, as well as a community for showing off what you’ve made. That said, Shadertoy’s aesthetic and appeal is directly targeted at developers who want the shader and its code.
CineShader, is a layer over top of Shadertoy created by Lusion. It’s a website built to share your shader with a broader audience. CineShader does this in a way that shows off more than just the art. It showcases the beauty and feel of the shader as though it’s artwork on a wall.
Today, we are launching CineShader - A cinematic shader visualiser! It is a little side project we created for the shader community using the @Shadertoy API. Retweet is appreciated.π
— Lusion (@lusionltd) January 28, 2020
πhttps://t.co/1lCYNSnZVT#webgl #threejs #shadertoy #cineshader #realtime #webdesign pic.twitter.com/BjaSwi6qZO
By creating a 3D scene, along with a dark shaded audience member, CineShader creates the tone and feel of being in a gallery, silently observing and enjoying a piece of work
And that’s not all! CineShader provides a beautiful editor with an editing structure that matches Shadertoy, meaning your code will conveniently work great on both sites!
Between https://t.co/gajUBuFTEJ and @pixelspiritdeck , there is no longer excuse for not learning shaders π pic.twitter.com/e1wAxdZ7zI
— Julien Espagnon (@Julien_Espagnon) January 28, 2020
In fact, CineShader doesn’t save any of your shaders. They provide a few “save slots” with local storage, a simple system for exporting shaders to Shadertoy, and an extended viewing experience.
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— γγΏγΈγ¨γ³ (@butadiene121) January 28, 2020
As extra sweet icing on the cake, there is a plan to support VR in the future, which will really be an exciting way to show off your code!
βΆ CineShader
βΆ Lusion