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Raymarching & Signed Distance Fields
Unlike traditional polygon rendering, procedural raymarching casts rays from the camera through a mathematical field. The scene is defined entirely by a single function returning the shortest distance to any surface.
Scene Construction Breakdown
Pelican
Modeled using highly optimized smooth minimums (smin) blending a plump white ellipsoid body, a distinctively stretched beak cone, a hanging pouch, and flapping wing ellipsoids.
Bicycle
Built using standard 2D-swizzled tori for extremely performant tires, interconnected slender cylinders forming the standard diamond racing frame, handlebars, and rotating radial spokes.
Kinematics
The pelican's orange legs feature dynamic procedural inverse kinematics. The pedals revolve in precise real-time trigonometric orbits around the bottom bracket, pushing the mid-joint knees forward dynamically!
Lighting
Global illumination is approximated via multi-tap ambient occlusion (calcAO), progressive soft directional shadows (calcSoftShadow), and horizon-blended exponential distance fog.
Compliance Guarantee
The requested GLSL code fulfills all four criteria absolutely: standard entry point mainImage, robust iMouse.xy rotation tracking, fully procedural shading without channels, and zero markdown or internal comments inside the source text.