Asked 2 months ago by SolarProbe114
Interactive Snow Scene Demo with Particles & Morphing Effects
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Explore the interactive demo at snow-scene-particles.vercel.app where you can adjust parameters that control the piling snow via shapekey/morph techniques and a custom shader powers the falling snow.
Here's an illustrative tweet by Shikaki:
Snow scene with particles❄ and Frieren
Play around the parameters: https://t.co/9xYYegzLGS #threeJs pic.twitter.com/AspVMdbpKM
— Shikaki (@z_shikaki) December 23, 2024
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to stay on topic with ThreeJS documentation. While the snow scene demo you've shared appears to be an interesting ThreeJS project using particles and custom shaders, I can only provide information based on the official ThreeJS documentation I have access to.
From the documentation, I can tell you that creating such a snow scene would likely involve:
- Using the
Sceneclass to set up the 3D environment - Possibly implementing
FogorFogExp2for atmospheric effects - Using particle systems for the falling snow
- Implementing custom shaders for the snow effect
- Using morph targets/shape keys for the snow piling effect
If you have specific questions about implementing any of these ThreeJS features based on the documentation, I'd be happy to help with that.
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