Shadertoy Viewer [beta] — shaders from www.shadertoy.com in Gideros

n1cke

Attached archive contains ready Gideros project with shaders downloaded from www.shadertoy.com. 3476 shaders are included but not all of them are checked or compatible with this viewer (maybe around 80%). You can check a shader by pressing "Space" key -- it will open it's shadertoy page. For navigation use "Left" and "Right" arrows. Some shaders can be controlled by mouse.
You can use "ShadertoyPlayer.lua" from this project as library in your app to apply your shadertoy shaders to sprites/textures. Usage:

Shadertoy.new(filename|{shadercode}, width, height, obj1, obj2, obj3, obj4)

Examples:

-- for shaders without textures local mesh = Shadertoy.new("Seascape by TDM.glsl", 1024, 768) stage:addChild(mesh)

-- for shaders with textures you can put textures into obj-slots local mesh = Shadertoy.new("Dusty nebula 4 by Duke.glsl", 640, 480, Texture.new("textures/tex12.png")) stage:addChild(mesh)

-- you can also try multipass-shaders -- any Sprite can be used instead of texture local w, h = 512, 512 local bufA = Shadertoy.new("test-bufA.glsl", w, h, Texture.new("textures/tex02.jpg", true, {wrap = Texture.CLAMP})) local mesh = Shadertoy.new("test.glsl", w, h, bufA)

Feel free to help this project if you know shadertoy internals well enough.

NOTE: to unpack this 7z-archive you can use any good archive manager like http://www.7-zip.org/download.html

hito9

I like this example. I made it smaller (636 shaders) with the light shaders. Thanks to @n1cke and ShaderToy gurus. There are some really good examples. Let's see which ones will you like?
https://upload.disroot.org/r/mbe0623b#bM8V9yEh3OhAhP+Olsdbk1aWehomt59ajxm8cSBqYuA=
[Left]/[Right]: navigation,
[Space]: open original shader page,
[Mouse]: interaction (some of them)

hito9

The download link has expired. New link: https://dropbox.com/s/mj1uk3h60gw2z1f/ShadertoyViewer_light_version.zip?dl=0

MoKaLux

I made n1cke excellent example smaller because my computer could not run them all

keszegh

it would be great to make a similar viewer for the ISF format (which is a slight change compared to GLSL), which we could adapt to quickly use free ISF shaders in our codes:

https://isf.video/