This is an experimental project that allows you to explore shader worlds (think Shadertoy) using WebXR in the browser.
It enables you to move around in the shader worlds (walking, flying) and to interact with the shader worlds by providing controller information to them. There is even an example where you can paint within a shader.
This is a super early release, but a milestone nonetheless - more docs and features are coming shortly.
Please note that this was only tested on a Quest 1 via Oculus Link. If you want to try interactions, all shaders support some kind of movement, either walking or flying, with the left controller thumbstick. Some examples, like the bubble rings or simple path tracer support controller location, try wiggling your controllers around in those worlds! In the volumetric painting example in addition to controller location, left and right controller triggers create a sphere and box, respectively. Improved interactions, both quantity and quality, are the next stage of this projects.
Use npm install and npm start to build a local & live version of Shaderworlds. Check out js/index.js and the examples listed there to figure out how you can add a world.
All of the shaders are listed on the front page with their origin and attribution. One shader used isn't, as it's 2D and used only for the demo video, but it's still great: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/4sK3RD by Flexi.