A WebGL experiment that explores two visual effects: a texture transition on a 3D can model and a procedural radial noise field.

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This post showcases a WebGL experiment that features a seamless texture transition and a radial noise effect on a 3D model of a can. The background effect is created using a ring shape and a pulsating transition. Procedural noise and grain effects are applied to enhance the visuals. The model texture transition is achieved through color mixing and a noise mask. The post also mentions the use of React Three Fiber and drei's PresentationControls library.

Model Texture Transition and Procedural Radial Noise using WebGL