In part 2 of this series on using vertex shaders and the depth buffer to create stylized water, we're going to apply underwater distortion as a post-process...

In part 2 of this series on using vertex shaders and the depth buffer to create stylized water, we'll cover applying buoyancy to objects, adding water lines...

Learn how to use vertex shaders and the depth buffer to create stylized water with foam lines and refraction using PlayCanvas!

Displacing pixels is a simple technique that can produce visually stunning effects. In this tutorial, I'll show you how you can create a realistic underwater...

Smoke or fluid effects look cool and can give your game a realistic edge, but what if you want to create something more dynamic or custom? In this tutorial,...

In this tutorial, we'll create a simple color swapping shader that can recolor sprites on the fly. The shader makes it much easier to add variety to a game,...

Recently we set out to reimagine the 1980 Apple II game Flight Simulator for the web and to demonstrate what’s possible in the new Microsoft Edge browser and...

Having mastered the basics of shaders, we take a hands-on approach to harnessing the power of the GPU to create realistic, dynamic lighting.

One of the questions people often ask me about Babylon.js is: "What do you mean by shaders?" So today I am going to try to explain to you how shaders work,...

In Part 1, we looked at the basics of writing a graphics shader with ShaderToy. In this part, we look at how to set up our own graphics shader environment on...

Shader programming can come off as enigmatic black magic, and is often misunderstood. There are many code samples out there that demonstrate incredible...

Fixed-function pipelines have no more business on our video cards. Here's what you need to know about them—and how to make the switch away from them, if you...