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A guide to basic setup and rendering a single triangle on screen.

This handbook is written primarily to document my own learning. I have found it really helpful to document some of what I learn publicly, as it helps me stay focused on my work. Teaching myself this way also keeps my learning well documented for future reference.

Learning to create an infinite grid procedurally using GLSL shaders. This post contains my notes, lessons and findings, and is intended for personal reference. Therefore, you might find errors, misjudgments, and other issues, which are fine by me because my intention was to learn by teaching myself. In a way, I was being my own rubber duck.

This twisty little torus knot is cooked up entirely on the GPU using a compute shader—no pre-made mesh, just maths fun 🪢✨ Built with Rust, wGPU, and bevy_ecs, it is a tiny experiment in procedural geometry, real-time rendering, and making the GPU do all the knotty work 😄

The famous Sponza scene, squeezed through my tiny rendering engine to see what survives 🏛️✨ Built with Rust, wGPU, and bevy_ecs, this experiment is all about learning how to load and render larger glTF scenes, manage their meshes and materials, and draw them efficiently using indirect rendering.