Asked 5 years ago by StarWatcher303
NPR Water Shader in three.js with Obstacle Foam Effects
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Asked 5 years ago by StarWatcher303
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I’m sharing a fast, unlit water shader for three.js that works great in non-photorealistic rendering (NPR) scenes by detecting obstacles and rendering dynamic foam around them.
This shader supports both perspective and orthographic cameras, and includes output encoding, inline tonemapping, and fog. I first encountered this effect in Unity and thought it would be handy to have in three.js, especially given its performance advantages compared to the more realistic water shaders in the official repository.
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Live demo: https://gojcn.csb.app/
Editable code at Codesandbox.
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
Thank you for sharing this impressive unlit water shader for Three.js! This is a valuable contribution to the Three.js community, especially for those working on non-photorealistic rendering projects.
Your shader implementation offers several notable features:
The visual result looks quite effective for stylized water, and the foam effect around obstacles adds a nice touch of realism while maintaining the NPR aesthetic.
Since you mentioned fog integration in your shader, it's worth noting that Three.js provides several fog options that can complement your implementation:
These can be added to your Three.js scene to enhance the overall visual cohesion between your water shader and the environment.
If you're looking to further develop this shader or have specific questions about integrating it with other Three.js features, feel free to ask!
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