shader-dev

Real-time GLSL visuals using ray marching and SDF modeling are created by assembling deterministic ray-marched scenes with ambient occlusion and lighting models. This skill provides modular technique routing tables and implementation guides for rapid prototyping across WebGL2 pipelines.

ShaderToy-style multi-pass post-processing pipelines are structured using modular technique catalogs and implementation references. This skill provides practical workflows for organizing multi-pass rendering, lighting models, and procedural generation into maintainable shader components.

This shader development workflow supports WebGL2 and ShaderToy ecosystems for portfolio demos and educational purposes. It provides curated GLSL techniques, reference materials, and production-style shader effects suitable for both artistic exploration and portfolio development.

These GLSL shader techniques can be used for production prototyping without reinventing foundational patterns. The skill provides a curated library of SDF modeling, fluid systems, procedural generation, and post-processing techniques with structured shader organization and licensing.

To build a basic ray-marched scene with ambient occlusion and lighting, start by reading the technique routing tables in the techniques directory. These tables help assemble deterministic ray marching loops, AO, and lighting models into a functional real-time visual.