WebGL Fluid Simulation

A very interesting and cool looking Chrome Experiment featuring WebGL fluid simulation.The fluid simulation is all GPU powered and comes in three resolutions: full, half and quarter. If you have a system to handle it on higher resolutions, it looks absolutely stunning.

You have couple of options to chose from when it comes to fluid characteristics, from density and velocity diffusion to the splat radius. Fiddle around with them and see what interesting results you may get.

webgl fluid simulation - screenshot

Check out the experiment here.

 


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