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Turbulence · 112

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flowTurbulence

Turbulence

Motion becomes a fluid field — the frame churns and curls around anything that moves.

Category: Dimensional
Parameters: 3
Registry no.: 112 / 143

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What it reads

Motion aware Reads optical flow, so what it does follows whatever is actually moving in the shot.

Parameters

param	key	range	default
Churn	`amount`	0..1 (rendered to 2)	0.5
Curl	`swirl`	0..1	0.6
Scale	`scale`	0..1	0.45

The renderer widens amount past its declared maximum by 2× before it reaches the shader, because most shader bodies were tuned against a muted top end. The rendered figure is the bound that actually arrives.

Defaults as a layer

{ "effectId": "flowTurbulence", "params": { "amount": 0.5, "swirl": 0.6, "scale": 0.45 } }

GLSL fragment shader

The effect's own code. The uniforms and helpers above it — uTex, uFeedback, the depth proxy, the frame ring, depthAt(), timeAt() — are the same header every Ether-MOSH shader opens with, and are documented once on the registry rather than reprinted on all 143 pages.

void main(){ vec2 f = flowAt(vUv); // Rotating the flow vector 90 degrees turns translation into circulation: // the curl of the field rather than the field itself, which is what makes // it read as fluid rather than as a shove. vec2 curl = vec2(-f.y, f.x); vec2 dir = mix(f, curl, uSwirl); float n = noise(vUv * (3.0 + uScale * 22.0) + uTime * 0.35); vec2 off = dir * uAmount * 0.14 * (0.55 + n * 0.9) * (0.7 + uPulse * 0.7); gl_FragColor = texture2D(uTex, clamp(vUv - off, 0.0, 1.0)); }

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