Shader Live Coding
MiraiTou2020
@[lucknknock]
In recent years, a new form of live coding has emerged in the field of computer graphics called “Shader Live Coding.” This technique allows programmers to create and manipulate visual effects in real-time by writing code for shaders.
Shaders are small programs that run on the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) and are responsible for rendering graphics on the screen. They control various aspects of the rendering process, such as colors, lighting, and textures.
With Shader Live Coding, programmers can experiment and iterate on visual effects by modifying the code while the program is running. This allows for a more interactive and dynamic approach to creating graphics.
One of the advantages of Shader Live Coding is the ability to quickly see the results of code changes in real-time. This makes it easier to fine-tune and tweak visual effects until they achieve the desired look.
Shader Live Coding has found applications in various fields, including video games, virtual reality, and artistic performances. It has become a popular tool for artists and developers to create stunning and immersive visual experiences.
The MiraiTou2020 project aims to explore the potential of Shader Live Coding and push the boundaries of what can be achieved with this technique. It brings together talented programmers and artists to collaborate and create innovative visual effects.
If you’re interested in learning more about Shader Live Coding and the MiraiTou2020 project, be sure to check out the links provided.