procedural-weather

To add procedural weather effects to a Three.js scene, use this Skill to generate precipitation, fog, and lightning via advanced shaders and WebGPU compute. It integrates directly with your rendering pipeline for real-time environmental simulation.

Yes, you can use WebGPU compute for GPU particles in Three.js weather systems. This Skill leverages WebGPU to handle realistic rain, snow, and dust storms with high performance, avoiding the need to write custom particle logic from scratch.

This approach supports smooth transitions between 12 distinct weather states including clear, rain, blizzard, and sandstorm. A built-in state machine interpolates seamlessly between these weather types for dynamic environmental changes.

The best way to render volumetric fog and auroras in real-time graphics is using procedural generation with advanced shaders. This Skill provides these atmospheric effects alongside optical phenomena like rainbows within the Three.js rendering pipeline.

You do not need to write custom shader code to simulate lightning in Three.js. This Skill generates lightning strikes and other complex atmospheric phenomena automatically, enabling high frame rates without intricate manual shader programming.