Taichi GLSL is an extension library of the Taichi Programming Language, which provides a set of useful helper functions including but not limited to:
Handy scalar functions like clamp, smoothstep, mix, round.
GLSL-alike vector functions like normalize, distance, reflect.
Well-behaved random generators including randUnit3D, randNDRange.
Handy vector and matrix initializer: vec and mat.
Handy vector component shuffle accessor like v.xy.
Handy field sampler including bilerp and sample.
Useful physics helper functions like boundReflect.
Shadertoy-alike inputed GUI base class Animation.
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