threejs-postprocessing

To add bloom and glow effects to a Three.js scene, configure an EffectComposer and stack render passes. This approach applies screen-space effects without altering your existing scene logic.

Selective bloom in Three.js post-processing applies the glow effect only to specific chosen objects rather than the entire scene. This is achieved by configuring dedicated render targets and pass ordering within the EffectComposer.

To set up custom ShaderPass effects in Three.js, integrate your custom shaders into the EffectComposer pipeline. This allows you to build unique screen-space looks like glitch, pixelation, or custom color correction.

Yes, Three.js post-processing supports anti-aliasing and depth of field through the EffectComposer. You can stack passes like FXAA and depth of field alongside other effects to create cinematic visuals.

Yes, Three.js post-processing supports WebGPU node-based workflows. This allows you to configure modern rendering pipelines with advanced screen effects using the WebGPU renderer.

Incorrect resizing of Three.js post-processing effects usually stems from missing resize handling for the EffectComposer. You must explicitly update the composer's size alongside the renderer to maintain correct render target dimensions.