I've been working on a webgl visual editor for a while. It's basically #aftereffects for web browsers. Animate or build realtime interactions with it. Then add your designs to your website. #buildinginpublic #webdev

Another quick demo using my editor tool for web motion. This is a real-time effect running on browsers. It's not a video. I'm looking for testers to try it out and give feedback! #buildinpublic

Another test scene with a web design tool I'm building. I'm trying to make WebGL approachable for everyone. Not just for graphics programmers. The editor is like #aftereffects for web devs. #buildinpublic

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Someone from Reddit asked how to do ASCII effect for web pages yesterday. It seemed pretty straightforward to do, so I added it to Mixly.app It's a small little filter but can add that extra special Ooomph to a bland website lander. Copy&paste to add to #framer.

I'm trying to make #webgl more accessible to designers. This is a quick demo how to add Mixly interactions to your #framer projects. Bloom + some mouse interactions. The demo took about 10 minutes to put together. But the video took at least 3 hours to edit :P

Thomas shared a really insightful thread how they built and optimized a beautiful WebGL project. Great insight & worth a read:

As a longtime Max Payne fan and admirer of the Remedy Entertainment I created this web-based tribute demoscene (link in the comments). I’d be grateful if you could check it out, any feedback or a repost would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Quick and dirty real-time fluted glass in Mixly.app The procedural texture generators are quite handy for this kind of stuff. #webdesign #webgl

Do you have #WebGL effect you'd like to have on your website? I'd be happy to build it for you! (If it's doable) I'm updating Mixly tutorials and it'd be lovely to build something that web designers want/need 🙂 This mouse cursor was an effect someone was asking on Reddit