WebGPU is a Web API that exposes modern computer graphics capabilities, providing access to GPU features on a variety of platforms. It's developed by the W3C GPU for the Web Working Group as a standard for 3D graphics and computation on the web.
Why this server?
Targets high-performance 3D rendering and scene manipulation within WebGPU-based environments.
Why this server?
Provides WebGPU Gaussian-splat and clustered-forward research prototypes and capability probes for advanced rendering.
Why this server?
Provides tools for capturing and inspecting live WebGPU frames, profiling GPU timestamp performance, reading buffers and textures, and analyzing WGSL shaders to diagnose rendering issues.
Why this server?
Provides tools for inspecting and modifying Three.js scenes rendered with WebGPURenderer.
Why this server?
Works with Three.js scenes rendered on WebGPURenderer, allowing inspection and debugging of WebGPU-based rendering.
Why this server?
Supports Three.js scenes rendered with WebGPURenderer, allowing inspection and live modification of WebGPU-based scenes.
Why this server?
Supports inspecting and modifying Three.js scenes rendered with WebGPURenderer.
Why this server?
Works with WebGPURenderer to inspect and debug Three.js scenes rendered via WebGPU.
Why this server?
Works with WebGPURenderer to inspect and modify Three.js scenes rendered with WebGPU in real time.