Webgl Animation Skills

This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a fragment shader", "make a GLSL gradient/noise/plasma background", "create an image transition (dissolve, displacement, glitch)", "add distortion or chromatic aberration", "build an SDF shape shader", "wire up a Three.js ShaderMaterial with uniforms", or "do GPU post-processing". Covers GLSL fragment shaders, noise/fbm, SDFs, domain warping, transitions, and Three.js integration.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a particle system", "make confetti/snow/smoke/sparks", "create a connected-dot/constellation network background", "add a flow-field or curl-noise particle effect", "render thousands of GPU particles with Three.js Points", or "animate emitters with forces". Covers per-particle integration, forces, flow fields, burst/continuous emission, spatial-grid connected dots, and GPU points + shaders.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a 3D hero section or WebGL background", "animate a Three.js scene", "play or crossfade GLTF animation clips", "move/lerp the camera or link it to scroll", "render thousands of objects with InstancedMesh", "set up React Three Fiber (R3F) motion", "add bloom/DOF post-processing", or "keep a Three.js/R3F animation smooth and leak-free (dispose geometries/materials/textures, free GPU memory on unmount)". Covers scenes, render loops, camera moves, GLTF AnimationMixer, instancing, scroll-linked 3D, R3F, and animation performance/disposal.