Thanks! My brother is doing much better, thank you for asking

HLSL Noise Example Testing HLSL shaders on FragCoord by @Xor

fragcoord.xyz/s/he2f0db9

First HLSL shader on FragCoord

Putting shader titles over the mini displays now. It's more compact and emphasizes the title like it's part of the art

Power grid, made using #glsl shaders

FragCoord v1.0!
-Write shaders in WGSL, Slang or even HLSL (experimental)
-Build shader sets. Curate collections for teaching, organizing and learning.
-Invited creators can now co-edit shaders
-And much more!

Redesigning the discussion system with a dedicated tab, comment reactions and better code referencing.

Create your own shader sets for better organization!

Redesigned the trend page to highlight creators more! Makes it easy to follow them and you can scroll through previous days too

You can now translate shaders mid-development and it converts the code and updates the syntax highlighting

FragCoord v1.0!
-Write shaders in WGSL, Slang or even HLSL (experimental)
-Build shader sets. Curate collections for teaching, organizing and learning.
-Invited creators can now co-edit shaders
-And much more!

FragCoord v1.0 tomorrow. Focusing on collaboration tools and UI

I'd be happy to help if you have any questions or suggestions! Still very WIP

Just to clarify, I didn't port this myself. I saw it on FragCoord and thought it was nice to share, but did not see if any changes were made from the ShaderToy original (I only checked that you were credited).

Ah, @xordev.com ported my erosion filter to Shadertoy alternative fragcoord.xyz, where all the parameters can be conveniently tweaked with sliders instead of having to edit code values and recompile.

Noted!

This is a port of this ShaderToy demo:
www.shadertoy.com/view/wXcfWn

Erosion demo based on @runevision.bsky.social's work
fragcoord.xyz/s/avexf6ni

Wanted to contribute smth to @xordev.com FragCoord bc it's really neat (even when I crashed my browser by forgetting to turn off auto compile before working on loops) so I made this quick little thing.

fragcoord.xyz/s/s8qfmtp2

All snippets are free to use with the included attribution. The shader license depends on the shader, but you can search by license (Assume cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 if not specified).

fragcoord.xyz/s/gciund74

Strands: Unused concept for a client
fragcoord.xyz/s/gahdd9hk

fragcoord.xyz/s/gx28o99o

If you are interested in learning shader development, this tool helps a ton! Being able to see the individual pieces is a game changer. Thank you @xordev.com

Also crossed over 700 members!

Approaching 1000 public shaders on FragCoord!

Playing with symmetry in 398 chars #glsl

for(O*=e,o=abs(o)*.7+cos(s*.5+3.)/6.;e<9.;O+=pow(.03/abs(sin(-sin(2.+length(o+vec2(cos(e*a-s*.5),sin(e*a-s*.5)))-length(o*.4))*7.+s)-smoothstep(0.,.6,c-.8)*1.5)/smoothstep(0.,.06,abs(c-1.3)),1.05)*(1.+cos(e++*.4+(c-s)*4.+vec4(0,1,2,0))));

I briefly attempted this in 3D. I'd love to see what you come up with

The Book of Shaders Gentle step-by-step guide through the abstract and complex universe of Fragment Shaders.

The book of shaders is great for all things shaders:
thebookofshaders.com

gmshaders.com for specialized tricks and techniques

It's good to see such a variety of creators on FragCoord already!