webgpu

The webgpu repository provides a collection of Rust examples designed for learning WebGPU, inspired by Sascha Willems' Vulkan samples. This project enhances graphics programming through engaging demonstrations with both WebAssembly (WASM) and native support, utilizing the Sib rendering module.

Live Demo

Explore the WASM demos available here.

Example Demos

The repository includes a diverse range of examples showcasing various graphical techniques:

Example	Description
triangle	Renders a colored indexed triangle using vertex and index buffers with paired WGSL shaders and a depth attachment.
vertexattributes	Demonstrates interleaved and separate vertex attribute buffers with shaders positioned for position, normal, UV, and tangent data.
particlesystem	Manages flame and smoke particles updated on the CPU, rendering them as billboard sprites over a normal-mapped scene.
computeparticles	Updates 262,144 particle records using compute workgroups and displays the GPU-rendered state as additive billboards.
computecloth	Simulates a cloth grid with spring connections in compute shaders, involving collisions and rendering the created cloth mesh.
gltf	Loads and renders a textured glTF 2.0 box from a URL, with buffer and material conversions for comprehensive rendering.
geometrydash	Offers an original one-button rhythm platformer featuring procedural GPU geometry and multiple control options, inspired by the classic Geometry Dash game.

This repository serves as an invaluable learning resource for developers interested in leveraging Rust with advanced rendering techniques in WebGPU. The well-documented examples provide a practical approach to experimenting with graphical computations and rendering in modern web environments.