@xin_pai88825: Yesterday I saw that @stephenhaney open-sourced Paper Shaders, and @alex_barashkov also released a UI component library. So I integrated both and built an online page that supports full-screen preview and customizable parameters. You can upload a Logo directly to quickly generate...
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Integrated the open-source Paper Shaders and a UI component library to build an online page that supports full-screen preview and customizable parameters. Users can upload a Logo to quickly generate dynamic animations.
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Yesterday I saw that @stephenhaney open-sourced Paper Shaders, and at the same time @alex_barashkov released a UI component library, so I combined the two to build an online page with full-screen preview and customizable parameters. You can directly upload a logo and quickly generate high-quality dynamic animations. https://t.co/SgzRrfJEGR
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