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3D Procedural Modelling and Procedural Texturing Tool in OpenGL/C++
What can this do?
Generte 3D Terrain Procedrally
Export Terrain mesh as OBJ
You can write and test your own shaders
An Inbuilt IDE for shaders
Test under different lighting
A 3D viewer
A Node based as well as Layer based workflow
Save the project(custom .terr3d files)
Hieght map visualizer in node editor
Wireframe mode
Custom Lighiting
Customizable Geometry Shaders included in rendering pipeline
Skyboxes
Multithreded Mesh Generation
Expected Goals for Version 3
Add a lot more Nodes
Export to heightmaps(both PNG and also custom format)
Node based procedural texture editing
Custom Skyboxes
Completely usable 3D procedural modelling and texturing pipeline
Fix as many bugs I can find
Things that may be added
Wren scripting to add custom algotrithms
Procedural grass and foliage
Fix more bugs!
...Friendly GLSL Shader editor based on Codemirror compatible with glslViewer (C++/OpenGL ES) and glslCanvas (JS/WebGL). Was originally developed to work as an embedded editor for The Book of Shaders. But now has grown as a stand-alone Web app. Thanks to their compatibility with other apps of this ecosystem like glslViewer which runs in the RaspberryPi directly from the console, GlslEditor interacts with other projects like OpenFrame.io allowing the user to export the shaders to frames with only one button.
QuickShader is a program that allows you to write and test shaders without creating your own rendering engine. Using this tool you can quickly create many shaders based effects (i.e. phong lighting/shading, normal mapping, parallax occlusion mapping, pn-triangles and many more) that are used in modern games and simulations. Unfortunately program is restricted to shaders only, single pass pipelined effects.