Browser-native WebGPU material

Live Combustion

Complete compositions and material studies captured directly from the live browser runtime while one stateful volumetric process was being authored.

A live orange flame with a luminous crown and rooted filament structure

Ignition, compression, rebirth

A violet-rooted ignition grows into a warm column, develops width and lean, constricts toward a needle, then reblooms as a low burner before withdrawing into darkness. Momentum carries every control change through the material already in flight.

Phase transition

A cool rooted body expands, narrows, and opens again while the violet interface remains continuous.

Warm morphology

A broad amber burner collapses toward a jet, gathers momentum, and rebuilds its body without resetting.

Ignition sting

A blue base catches, rises into a hot orange body, constricts, and leaves the frame.

Blue wide ignition and extinction

A compact blue body accelerates laterally, carries a violet crown across its footprint, and withdraws into smoke.

Chromatic column

Orange crown, luminous reaction interface, and a blue-violet rooted body.

Warm width cycle

The material contracts, gathers momentum, and opens into a broad warm burner.

Blue-violet width cycle

A connected cool-spectrum passage with a changing footprint and upper crown.

Blue vertical morphology

A compact body rises, narrows, and rebuilds into a taller violet-edged column before withdrawing.

Violet filament drive

Thin lateral sheets and filament-rich breakup move through the body.

Live contraction

A state-history transition from a broad column into a narrower form.

Cool oscillation

An alternate blue-violet treatment with broad low-frequency movement.

Capture boundary

These films were captured directly from the live browser runtime while the simulation was being authored. Their source timing is preserved without retiming, interpolation, optical flow, cadence repair, or frame synthesis. This presentation makes no simulator frame-rate, universal device-performance, or final quality-tier claim.