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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone
Freelance Software Engineer glChAoS.P / wglChAoS.P - /
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 30
Replying to @gfxprogrammer
I'm sorry, it shows also the github site image "card", but if you click on it, you go directly on webPage test. Thanks, again.
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 30
Replying to @gfxprogrammer
I just tested on 81.0.4000 and is strangely slower to start compared to 79 (about 3/5 sec. for first init), but I get no error in remote debug console, and finally it starts Anyway I did a webPage with debug version and a ErrorLogBox, to test wglChAoS.P:
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 30
Replying to @gfxprogrammer
In "fixed canvas" already I visualize short error messages, like "loading error" or "exception throw".
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 30
Replying to @gfxprogrammer
Currently I changed also the behavior of canvas: Default open a "new window" (on PC) with same size of canvas area, so it can go better in full screen. If "fixed canvas" chekbox is selected, it open a "new tab" with a non resizable canvas
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 30
Replying to @gfxprogrammer
Thanks, Ken. I had gotten a non conformal behavior with "transformFeedback between browsers and also with same browser between PC/mobile, though mostly on FireFox (but i thought have resolved) Now I predispose a debug version with a verbose log box.
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 28
Replying to @BrutPitt
Currently only this Lorenz Attractor have optimized settings: this is a initial pre-release with the new TransformFeedback feature. It should work well also on mobile devices that support full WebGL2 Any feedback is welcome (about this LIVE sample)
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 28
Lorenz Attractor from where you have never seen it, simulating a comet's journey with wglChAoS.P (1.5.0 alpha-release) LIVE / comet's voyage / attractor formula / description / source code: YouTube FullHD:
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 10
Also this is awesome: imgui-ws over WebSocket by Same ImGui app shared over multiple clients Live examples on github page:
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Omar Dec 10
An experimental thing of beauty by : "ImTui" a text-mode/terminal output wrapper over Dear ImGui
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 10
Replying to @ocornut @ggerganov
Great!
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 8
Replying to @aiekick
Tested on 10.15.1 and AMD RX 480: Now it works 👍😉 Just a question: But there are no more the glsl add-on? (I used fluid.glsl from previous package)
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 6
Replying to @bombyxgame
Great job! I see also a point cloud that I know... 🙂🙂
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Bombyx Dec 6
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Cliff Pickover Dec 4
Mathematics and beauty. Source:
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Cliff Pickover Dec 4
Mathematics and mystery. Source:
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 4
Replying to @pickover
Thanks to share my project. I have read several your books and articles: was inspiration! (not only about chaos)
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 4
Replying to @BrutPitt
It's freeware, , multi platform and both for desktop and live browsable / "lightened" version... also with touchscreen support for mobile devices, like smartphone and tablets (with a good GPU) SourceCode github page:
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 4
glChAoS.P - 3D strange attractors GPU scout and hypercomplex fractals: up to 200 Million particles and over 100 3D objects to explore Website with full math formulas and new full interactive experience via /: Image: attractor
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Tarek Sherif Dec 2
glcheck A testing framework for WebGL 1 and 2 applications
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BrutPitt / Michele Morrone Dec 1
Replying to @dmonett
Like me... with this "collection of Science" ('86) that I love. Was my first meeting with visual math
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