Mandelbrot visualizing differences between iteration counts (1-50). Only crashed once by accidentally setting iteration count to a power of six while tweaking the easing.

Shader droplet. Not that impressive but I'm really noticing how much faster I can come up with these now.

It's so cool to be able to do stuff.

GPU particles are starting to feel workable.

Behold, paper!

Here is a "before" version with a slower animation and no smear

Smears in the actual game woo!

Now with more perspective skew

Made a lit fake cube (one quad + frag shader)

POC for a smear with the new stuff. Aiming for ED kick normal in SF6

And of course, once you have UV coordinates, you can do textures.

This is really coming together huh.

This pattern really showcases how well the human eye smooths stuff over. There is some visible aliasing, but it's not too bad. Until...

This pattern better showcases the scuffed corners. Looks fine in motion, but the corners bother me.

Progress on animating Beziers with wgsl. It gets a bit mushy in tight corners, but I think I'm rapidly approaching the point of good enough.

Spend a few hours banging my head against a wall until I figured out how to draw and "uv map" cubic bezier splines using a wgsl fragment shader.

I think they use a similar technique with Ed's kick normals in SF6, although the spline is probably more complicated and 3d.

New juggle system looking good (kunais drop and can be picked up, even mid-air)