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LYGIA Shader Library

linkSDF (lygia/sdf/linkSDF)

generate the SDF of a link

Use:

<float> linkSDF( <vec3> p, <float> le, <float> r1, <float> r2 )

Check it on Github

  1. Lygia functions are small and self-contained. You can just copy, paste and edit them into your app if you prefer doing things manually! ↩

  2. Lygia currently hosts two versions of WebGPU shaders. The newer versions use the WESL language and have a .wesl suffix. For new Lygia users, we recommend .wesl. (The older versions use a .wgsl suffix, but are less complete and use a custom #include syntax.) ↩

Use:

<float> linkSDF( <float3> p, <float> le, <float> r1, <float> r2 )

Check it on Github

  1. Lygia functions are small and self-contained. You can just copy, paste and edit them into your app if you prefer doing things manually! ↩

  2. Lygia currently hosts two versions of WebGPU shaders. The newer versions use the WESL language and have a .wesl suffix. For new Lygia users, we recommend .wesl. (The older versions use a .wgsl suffix, but are less complete and use a custom #include syntax.) ↩

Use:

<float> linkSDF( <float3> p, <float> le, <float> r1, <float> r2 )

Check it on Github

  1. Lygia functions are small and self-contained. You can just copy, paste and edit them into your app if you prefer doing things manually! ↩

  2. Lygia currently hosts two versions of WebGPU shaders. The newer versions use the WESL language and have a .wesl suffix. For new Lygia users, we recommend .wesl. (The older versions use a .wgsl suffix, but are less complete and use a custom #include syntax.) ↩

Check it on Github

  1. Lygia functions are small and self-contained. You can just copy, paste and edit them into your app if you prefer doing things manually! ↩

  2. Lygia currently hosts two versions of WebGPU shaders. The newer versions use the WESL language and have a .wesl suffix. For new Lygia users, we recommend .wesl. (The older versions use a .wgsl suffix, but are less complete and use a custom #include syntax.) ↩

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  1. Lygia functions are small and self-contained. You can just copy, paste and edit them into your app if you prefer doing things manually! ↩

  2. Lygia currently hosts two versions of WebGPU shaders. The newer versions use the WESL language and have a .wesl suffix. For new Lygia users, we recommend .wesl. (The older versions use a .wgsl suffix, but are less complete and use a custom #include syntax.) ↩