Hikage - Shader Development Web Application

Welcome to Hikage, a web application designed for working with 3D model shaders.

Hikage provides users with convenient tools for shader development, along with a system for sharing them and the ability to explore effects created by other users.

Getting Started

Upon opening the web application, users will encounter an empty viewer and a set of menu items for interaction (See Initial Page).

Initial Page

Users can upload their own models or choose from available ones (Example of Loaded Model). Additionally, users can change the display mode of the model or background (Changing Display Mode) and open the code editor for the corresponding shader. Currently supported only Vertex and Pixel Shaders.

Loaded Model

Changing Display Mode

If a user decides to open the code editor, they can see the model changing in real-time as they write the shader code (Working in the Editor). Incorrect code is highlighted, and error notifications are displayed. (Indicating Errors).

Working in the Editor

Indicating Errors

Sharing Shaders

At any point, users can share their shaders through a dedicated form (Shader Sharing Form). After saving, users are redirected to a page showcasing their saved effect with a unique URL (Example URL).

Shader Sharing Form

Example URL

Users can also visit a page displaying all shared shaders and choose the ones that interest them. Returning to the editor page is possible by pressing the "Go back" button (Shared Effects Page).

Shared Effects Page

When viewing a shared shader (Viewing Shared Shader), users can examine the shader code, return to the page with all user shaders, or apply the effect to see how it looks on a selected model (Applying Shared Effect).

Viewing Shared Shader

Applying Shared Effect