GLSL

A collection of raw WebGL / GLSL shader experiments — each one a self-contained HTML file you can open directly in a browser.

Repository: razodin137/GLSL

Live gallery: https://razodin137.github.io/GLSL/

Shaders

Live in the shaders/ directory:

• rainbowshader.html — "Neon Goo Landing": a rainbow animated goo effect.
• liquidrainbow-text-shader.html — liquid rainbow text shader.
• nebula-heatmap.html — a nebula heatmap with noise functions, reacting to resolution, mouse, and time.
• voronoi-tide.html — "Voronoi Tide": drifting Voronoi cells with glowing borders; mouse controls cell density and tide energy.
• raymarched-orbs.html — "Chrome Orbit": raymarched spheres circling a core with an iridescent sheen; mouse orbits and elevates the camera.
• kaleidoscope-bloom.html — "Kaleido Bloom": a mirrored kaleidoscope of layered sine interference; mouse controls segment count and zoom.
• aurora-veil.html — "Aurora Veil": northern-lights curtains over a twinkling star field; mouse controls drift speed and hue.
• warp-starfield.html — "Hyperspace Drift": a warp-speed starfield with radial light trails; mouse controls speed and field spread.

Each file contains its own vertex and fragment shaders plus the JavaScript to run them — no build step, no dependencies.

System prompt

• system-prompts/GLSL-creator-system-prompt.md — a system prompt for an expert creative coder / graphics engineer persona that outputs single self-contained HTML files with CSS, JavaScript, and GLSL. This is the prompt that generated the shaders in this repo.