Google says Gemini 4 Argon coded a browser-based WebGL2 fur engine in Antigravity
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Google says Gemini 4 Argon, working in its Antigravity tool, coded a custom WebGL2 fur engine that runs live in the browser.
According to Google's post on X, the engine uses GPU groom shaders, procedural character meshes and animations for real-time hair physics, with an automatic lightweight fallback. Google describes the result as studio-grade 3D fur dynamics. The post is a company demonstration, and no independent test of the engine's performance or quality has been reported.
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Google@GoogleOfficialGoogle's Gemini 4 Argon codes real-time 3D fur physics in browserAIGoogle says Gemini 4 Argon, working in Antigravity, coded a custom WebGL2 fur engine that runs live in the browser. The engine uses GPU groom shaders, procedural character meshes, and animations for real-time hair physics, with an automatic lightweight fallback.

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