Willy Brauner

@willybrauner.com

Front-end developer, driven by design. Former lead front-end @ cher-ami.tv. Musician, drummer. Based in Lyon, France. Freelancer ↳ https://willybrauner.com ↳ https://github.com/willybrauner

I made an online demo of the WebGL Flex Avatars! it took some work to pack everything so that it can run online but I managed to fit the gaussian model, 10 expressions & the mesh proxy in 16Mo :) I also added Gaussian relighting and shadow casting, audio playback and a webcam to drive the avatar 🔗 👇️

Last @obsidian.md plugin I developed for my own usage: I can translate or rewrite English formulations on request! This will save me from having to switch to Google Translate at the slightest hesitation. Behind the scene, my plugin use a small local AI model.

I continue to "notionalize" my @obsidian.md with some personal custom plugin like select properties. It's an hybrid solution that allows to set a simple text or select a previous one already created from a drop down. Seems to work pretty good :)

I've been using @notion.com for two years and I love the concept of infinitely nested nodes. But it's time to store my data locally. For me, @obsidian.md is very close to matching Notion's ease of use. That's why I wrote this little plugin that lets you create pages and bases just like in Notion.

What appens in your application when we spam click a button that set or read a signal/computed primitive 😂 My new article about Signals is almost ready! I'm really looking forward to sharing it with you!

The hero: a GPGPU sim with a ping-pong framebuffer. Voronoi-based displacement encoded in a single RGBA texture: displacement UV, highlights, reveal mask. A gaussian ring propagates from the center, each cell gets revealed as it passes through. [5/9]

I’ve finally found some time to make progress on my next article, which explores the push/pull-based signal approach. I designed and developed this module to showcase the push-based concept, fully animated with the latest version of Interpol. I hope to release it this month! #blog #animation