Volumetric Geometry

Volumetric shapes are made deeply integrated with physical hardware inputs in WebXR environments, utilizing the device gyroscope to manipulate, rotate, or distort the coordinate space before the SDF is evaluated, allowing users to physically warp the volumetric structures in real-time.

The essence of volumetric geometry in SCORE is representing three-dimensional shapes as continuous mathematical density fields rather than hollow boundary shells.

The SCORE framework utilizes Genkit AI to orchestrate the rendering parameters and coordinate transformations, allowing the AI layer to dynamically control frequencies and harmonics by automatically modulating mathematical coefficients of the volumetric shader based on concrete triggers like microphone volume or device acceleration.

Camera input can act as a dynamic displacement mask to morph the volume's boundaries, or audio input can modulate the noise frequencies in the shader to make the shape pulsate in sync with ambient sounds.

Transforming static volumetric math into a tactile, interactive medium by bridging physical sensors with shader coordinate transforms results in a more fun experience and an unforgettable interaction.

Bridging physical sensors with shader coordinate transforms turns static volumetric math into a tactile, interactive medium, leading to a more enjoyable and memorable user experience.

Based on input triggers, Genkit can scale the SDF dimensions, blend between different geometric shapes using smooth minimum operations, or adjust the raymarching step sizes.

The SCORE engine's rendering approach is based on representing three-dimensional shapes as continuous mathematical density fields and executing highly optimized raymarching loops and Signed Distance Field evaluations directly in GPU fragment shaders.

The SCORE engine achieves real-time performance by executing highly optimized raymarching loops and Signed Distance Field evaluations directly in GPU fragment shaders.