WebGL 2: Variable Gaussian blur (framebuffer object Technique 3)

[@Heavypoly]

Thank you, these are the best webgl videos on youtube!

[@GaëtanLagier]

I've been waiting for a new video for months. I checked every day to see if there was a new one. Waiting over! 🎉 Thank you to cover these subjects. Best youtube tutorials ! 👏

[@gooren]

I am absoutely shocked by the quality of your tutorials. Perfect explanation plus optimization tips without making things even seemingly overcomplicated.

[@yurykorolev]

Thank you!

[@egorbashinsky187]

Andrew, so happy to hear of you. Please keep making videos, those are insanely helpfull.

[@yuvrajt]

Babe wake up Andrew posted.

[@beepboopimarobot2841]

This was worth the wait! :)
It's also perfect timing, since I just tried implementing blur functions in GLSL following mentioned naive strategy (sampling for each entry of the kernel). The approach shown here is much more insightful than I anticipated and your careful introduction into Gaussian blur make this a very cool topic to explore GLSL-thinking much more in depth.
Thank you so much for this amazing series and all the effort you put into the presentation of each subject!

[@UliTroyo]

Always a treat to have a new video from you! :)

[@habibosaye]

Welcome back! 🫡

[@mousex5532]

Is this will be a great comeback ?

[@raph151515]

thanks it's exactly what I need !

[@raph151515]

I found a typo in the source code, line 149 : triangleVerexShaderSource the "t" of vertex is missing

[@osakaandrew]

Thanks! Fixed.