Neuro Noise

Presets

Installation

npm i @paper-design/shaders-react

Code

import { NeuroNoise } from '@paper-design/shaders-react';

<NeuroNoise
  width={1280}
  height={720}
  colorFront="#ffffff"
  colorMid="#47a6ff"
  colorBack="#000000"
  brightness={0.05}
  contrast={0.3}
  speed={1}
/>

Shader Props

Name	Description	Type	Values
colorFront	Graphics highlight color	`string`	Hex, RGB, or HSL color
colorMid	Graphics main color	`string`	Hex, RGB, or HSL color
colorBack	Background color	`string`	Hex, RGB, or HSL color
brightness	Luminosity of the crossing points	`number`	0 to 1
contrast	Sharpness of the bright–dark transition	`number`	0 to 1

Common Props

Name	Description	Type	Values
speed	Animation speed	`number`	—
frame	Starting animation frame	`number`	—
scale	Overall zoom level of the graphics	`number`	0.01 to 4
rotation	Overall rotation angle of the graphics	`number`	0 to 360
offsetX	Horizontal offset of the graphics center	`number`	-1 to 1
offsetY	Vertical offset of the graphics center	`number`	-1 to 1
width	CSS width style of the shader element	`number \| string`	—
height	CSS height style of the shader element	`number \| string`	—
fit	How to fit the rendered shader into the canvas dimensions	`enum`	\| `"contain"` \| `"cover"`
worldWidth	Virtual width of the graphic before it's scaled to fit the canvas	`number`	—
worldHeight	Virtual height of the graphic before it's scaled to fit the canvas	`number`	—
originX	Reference point for positioning world width in the canvas	`number`	0 to 1
originY	Reference point for positioning world height in the canvas	`number`	0 to 1
minPixelRatio	Minimum pixel ratio to use when rendering the shader	`number`	—
maxPixelCount	Maximum pixel count that the shader may process	`number`	—

Description

A glowing, web-like structure of fluid lines and soft intersections. Great for creating atmospheric, organic-yet-futuristic visuals.

Notes

Thanks to zozuar for the amazing recursive fractal noise algorithm.