WebGPU vs WebGL performance difference is crazy

WebGPU is the next standard for computer graphics; it lets you increase your performance on web 3d graphics significantly. Unfortunately, it's still partially supported across the different browsers

[@myelinsheathxd]

Hope WebGPU becomes production ready for all browsers ASAP

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

I hope so; Threejs and Babylonjs already support WebGPU; and quoting what Mugen87 said: (discourse.threejs.org/t/will-three-js-continue-to-thrive-in-the-webgpu-era/34825/5) So I believe we're in good hands

[@hamitaksln]

That's really crazy. I'm so exited for that.

[@otterguyty]

Wow, a night and day difference! The framerate and Ray tracing are superb in WebGPU. Just need Unreal Engine 5/nanite on board! I'm sure Unity will support this eventually.

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

It's actually amazing. Counting the days to see it live in the chrome stable version.As you might know, Unity already supports webgl exports, so I guess they wil be interesting in porting for webgpu too.

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

@@leeroyjenkins0 Leeeeeeeeeeroy

[@smackdownboy]

Amazing!

[@FedericoGratti]

Wow! I can't wait for WebGPU 😬

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

Me too, it is so promision.

[@-BigChungus]

@@ohzinteractive.studio There’s gonna be that one guy making a crypto miner

[@kyonas6047]

@@-BigChungus they already did using webassebly which made them take out some festures

[@claudiojlf]

Is there any way to use WebGPU in Wasm?

[@Leaf256]

Hermano, cuidado con la avalancha. Espero que estés bien.

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

0:09 to see the WebGPU part

[@babahgee2529]

Is there like a website including the latest features of WebGPU. And is there also a way to learn WebGPU?

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

to learn WebGPU, check out the samples here austin-eng.com/webgpu-samples/samples/helloTriangle
for features here gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/, but be mindful that WebGPU is still only "partially" implemented on the top browsers.
Chromium was promised to release WebGPU to prod on May 2023. I have to say I'm excited to see how much performance gains and how much more creative freedom it might bring to us.

[@babahgee2529]

@@ohzinteractive.studio Thank you, will take a look eventually. Hopefully WebGPU won't be that hard to learn as WebGL used to be...

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

@@babahgee2529 many commercial apps can take advantage of the WebCPU to WebGPU transitions, I hope this will encourage people to make guides and courses on webgpu :D

[@XCSme]

Any link for the demo/benchmark?

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

yep, here you go toji.github.io/webgpu-clustered-shading/ :D like and subscribr lol

[@Victor.aguiar]

Webgpu on brave mobile not have any graphics difference but have only ~5 fps on dm 700 and webgl have ~30 fps

[@jubrazkhan255]

webGpu not working my browser plz help

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

set the flag or use chrome canaray

[@hasanattasawar8355]

Well will WebGpu implement?

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

It's already live in canary

[@manofacertainrage856]

Notice no code was provided.

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

here you go github.com/toji/webgpu-clustered-shading

[@manofacertainrage856]

@@ohzinteractive.studio Thank you. I see you were optimistic about vec3's in struct arrays and that webgl2s lights were in a naive loop - and a comment stated that only the naive path works in WebGL2. Both WebGPU and WebGL2 in naive mode peg my CPU and the framerate sucks (2-3 fps with no lights shown in WebGL2 - just the affects of light). So the default WebCPU program looks very snappy (30 fps), but this wasn't supposed to be a comparison of WebCPU to WebGL2 anyway, was it?

[@balajivenkatraman5271]

Do we have link for project?

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

yes, this was developed by Mr Tojiro here github.com/toji/webgpu-clustered-shading

[@balajivenkatraman5271]

Thanks

[@MaxProYT-01]

can i give you webGL FPS RPG Lights

[@ohzinteractive.studio]

only WebGPU 😎