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….co.uk/projects/horizon Includes camera and static image examples. Todo: tidy up and add slice position animation
- Some changes to the slicerOptions functions - Still todo: example with animated slice positions
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This shader takes a set of 1 pixel wide vertical slices from the source and interpolates between them to generate the output. The positions of (up to) 8 slices can be specified, along with noise and a y-position sampling offset to further distort the output.
The effect it produces is a horizontally-smeared, low-detail version of the input that can generate some nice abstract patterns.
It's based on the shader I made to generate the background scene for this project: Horizon | source
The 2 examples have the same controls, and show use with camera and a static image.