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finally cracked the code for liquid glass on the web

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TUNED TO THIS CLIP

This is how I make a Liquid Glass button with @Framer's AI Agent. Steal it! 1. Asked the agent to build a liquid glass background + a WebGL chromatic metal shader 2. Layered them and tuned till it felt right Prompts below 👇

@Tran Mau Tri Tam ✪

Your betachip has finally updated with the new hottest feature, liquid glass!

@Censored Fetish

A quick @threejs experiment exploring an infinite carousel of liquid glass tiles, rendered in real time with WebGPU and TSL. Each card is a thick refractive slab sitting on a curved grid that never ends. Short explanation of how the glass is rendered in the thread 👇

@Shader Development Studio

The latest project I’ve been working on is the design of Liquid Glass, alongside an army of designers and engineers. We're designing it to bend and shape light while feeling like an elastic, flexible material that can dynamically shape shift, to make apps feel fluid and organic.

@Chan Karunamuni

Liquid glass elements are now baked into our web design system ✨

Opus 5.5 rendered this in HTML from (1) image 🤯 Things are getting weird. PROMPT: We're going to try a little test. Do you think you could render a recipe motion graphic animation using javascript or html (w/e you think will produce the best) to show the full recipe from start

Holographic Glass Cube Grid Free Source Code & Demo: #threejs #webgl #shader

@Sabo Sugi / Three.js & Shaders

liquid glass chat ui built using expo + appllama mcp. one-shot. what do you think?

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Liquid glass? That's next-level innovation!
How did you figure this out, Jesse?