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I've been trying to add a (code pen) animation on my website and I'm honestly not sure what I'm missing on this one. I have tried running it in jsfiddle as well and it tells me that delaunay is not defined. https://codepen.io/hduffin1/pen/QOMZJg I'm not too sure what I'm doing wrong since the code works inside of code pen and I have been able to replicate other ones that I've tried using from code pen but for whatever reason, I can't seem to get this one to work.

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I've been working on this opengl game engine for quite a while now, and I'm making a game in it as well with procedurally generated planets. However, I got some weird problems that I've been stuck on for 3 weeks now.

To generate the planets on the fly, I make use of a material consisting of a tesselation and geometry shader to do the generating in. This way, it's super fast. Now in the tessellation evaluation shader, I use a uniform buffer block to send the parameters for the planet generation to the gpu (which is I believe 48 bytes x number of noise layers).

Now all this works fine on my desktop PC which has a radeon r9 390, and also on my laptop which has a gtx 1060. However, on the following desktop gpu's i get an INVALID_INDEX when calling glGetUniformBlockIndex and obviously it doesn't work as it is trying to generate with incorrect parameters. - gtx 1050 - gtx 1060 - gtx 960 - gtx 970 - rtx 2080

On the following gpu's everything is working fine with no errors: - radeon r9 390 - rx 580 - hd 7770

I don't have any other gpus available to me to test any further.

Now after doing some research I know that there is a limit on how big your uniform buffer block can be, as well as how many and how many components you can have etc. However, considering I brought the max number of layers down to 1 and tested again, the problem still persisted. It also can't be a memory shortage issue because an hd 7770 has only 1 GB of vram, while a 1060 has between 4-6 GB of vram and it still happens on a 1060.

Another thing I found is that shader variables can be optimized out by the driver when the variable does not contribute to the output, and as you will be able to see from the shader code it deffinitely does contribute to the output.

So, onto some code

In the material class there is a CreateUniformBuffer function that gets the index of the uniform buffer block and binds it to a buffer allowing to edit it. Note that the program already crashes after getting INVALID_INDEX so getting the index must be where the issue lies.

I have this Codepen demo: The Codepen demo link and I want to transform it into the effect than is on the background of the hero section of this website: The website link

Here are the images that may make this more clear:

This:

To be changed into this:

I really don't know what to do at all! If someone could have helped me or even created a new Pen it would be awesome!

Thank you so much.

This is the JavaScript codes of the Codepen demo:

Here is my canvas on jsfiddle:

https://jsfiddle.net/vzrandom/fkho6grf/8/

I'm using simplex-noise.js and dat.GUI to create movement of particles. There is simulated click on canvas every 5 seconds. On click first animation is coming in background and new animation starts.

My problem is that animation on click starts too abruptly. I would like to have some kind of fade in of particles.

It seems like a simple problem but somehow I can't get it how to make fade in of elements that are inside the canvas - not entire canvas himself.

Entire code is on jsfiddle, here is part that handles the click: