Thomas Diewald (who is also the author of the excellent kinect library dLibs_freenect, and many Processing pieces) recently created another library for generating realtime fluid simulations in Processing, using either the CPU or the GPU: diewald_fluid. The results are quite amazing, and it is also very fast, specially when using the GPU.
Archive for the ‘GLSL’ Tag
Fluid library for Processing 1 comment
GLGraphics 0.9.4 24 comments
The version 0.9.4 of the GLGraphics library is available for download. This release is very significant because it incorporates a number of improvements and fixes suggested over the last few months by users of the library (enhanced Cg and GLSL shader support is one of such improvements), and also because this is the last release [...]
0.8.9.4 release of GLGraphics and roadmap 13 comments
Hello, today I upload a new version of glraphics: 0.8.9.4. As usual, download from sourceforge. This version is compiled with Java 1.5, which hopefully will solve the compatilbility issues some people were experiencing.
New GLGraphics release: 0.8.9 6 comments
This release of GLGraphics introduces a new and improved way of handling the parameters of the texture filters. Before 0.8.9, the parameters had to be passed to the filter with a GLTextureFilterParameters object. This object allowed only a predetermined number of parameters to be set in the shader. Furthermore, the name of these parameters was [...]
GLTexture renamed to GLGraphics. 4 comments
The GLTexture library mentioned in earlier posts got renamed to GLGraphics in this new release, since it incorporates some new functionality that goes beyond the original scope of the GLTexture class. It introduces a new renderer called GLGRAPHICS that descends from the built-in OPENGL renderer. However, GLGRAPHICS can be created without attaching it to any [...]