Prism
WebGL shader-based prism effect with ray marching and distance field calculations. Features procedural 3D geometry, interactive mouse controls, and advanced lighting effects.
When to Use
Ideal for deep-tech SaaS, scientific platforms, and Next.js landing pages that want a prismatic 'Ray-Marching' aesthetic. Use this 3D component for an immersive experience with procedural geometry and interactive lighting refraction.
Best Practices
Maintain scalable component architecture by keeping the prism at focal points. Follow React best practices by pairing this with sharp, technical typography. Optimize for performance by managed the ray-march iteration depth.
Why This Component Matters
Prismatic ray-marching aesthetics create a sense of spatial power and innovation. This production-ready UI template helpsคุณ build an interface that feels advanced and immersive, adding a distinct '3D' signature to your project.
FAQ
QHow does 'Ray-Marching' work?
Unlike traditional mesh 3D, this component calculates distance fields per-pixel to render complex, perfect geometric refractions in a single shader pass.
QCan I adjust the lighting?
Yes, the ambient and specular light properties can be customized in the shader uniforms to match your project's environmental lighting.
QIS it heavy?
While conceptually complex, ray-marching is highly efficient on modern GPUs, allowing for high-fidelity 3D effects without loading large .obj or .gltf assets.
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