Procedural generated 2D starfield using WebGL.
- Three-layer star field.
- Star positions follow a uniform distribution.
- Star colorization based on HSL and Gaussian distribution around the given star field's tone.
- Anti-aliasing.
- Blur effect.
- Bloom effect.
- Comet generated with a particle system.
- Nebulae background generated with simplex noise.
- GUI to change parameters.
Your browser and GPU have to support WebGL to make this star field generator works. Old Intel HD Graphics may not render all effects.
The TypeScript compiler and TSLint should be installed globally.
$> git clone https://github.com/yahiko00/Starfield.git
$> cd Starfield
$> npm install
Project settings are defined in package.json, settings section. Inside this section, set debug to true to debug the project with source maps, or set debug to false to build the project in the release mode.
Tasks are defined in the gulpfile.js script.
Commands should be run under a bash shell.
The following command builds the project, run unit tests, and opens the browser. If any change happens, it builds the project again and refreshes the browser.
$> npm run watchRefresh
For more predefined commands, see package.json, item scripts.
Unit tests are logged in the tests/ folder, file tape.log.
yahiko
MIT