Free guide · Oct 8, 2026

Three.js Particle Fluids: explore and compare WebGPU scenes

How to check WebGPU support, compare the fluid and cloth presets and tune one parameter at a time.

The short version

I would start at the lowest particle setting and compare two simple presets. Three.js Particle Fluids is an MIT WebGPU visualization library with 13 interactive demos. It has no WebGL fallback. This is a real-time visual playground rather than engineering analysis; hardware-dependent frame rate is not a universal claim about its performance.

What's in the full guide

  1. 011. Check browser and graphics support
  2. 022. Explore one fluid preset
  3. 033. Compare material behavior
  4. 044. Change one parameter at a time
  5. 055. Try the developer path optionally
  6. 066. Keep limitations and asset notices
  7. 07Sources

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