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Using the GPU is always interesting, although in my case I want to maintain compatibility with browsers through WebAssembly. Nowadays, it’s very rare for a use
by mococa 2y ago
Using the GPU is always interesting, although in my case I want to maintain compatibility with browsers through WebAssembly.
Nowadays, it’s very rare for a user to download and run a binary.
- hedvig23 2y agoIgnorant question, but I assume that means there is no "browser-facing" or accessibility to the GPU for a web based application in this way (WebAssembled or even otherwise)?
- __m 2y agoThere is WebGPU, but support isn’t widespread yet. Compared to WebGL it does allow you to create compute “shaders”
- dakom 2y agoYeah, the game I linked to is in Rust/wasm, running solely in browsers :) The interesting part of the collision detection code is here: https://github.com/dakom/not-a-game/blob/main/src/collision/intersection.rs#L74 https://github.com/dakom/not-a-game/blob/main/src/collision/...