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Ocean3D Lite 1

by Ocean3D | MIT

Free MIT core of Ocean3D: an endless Gerstner ocean surface with exact physics-visual sync and multi-probe buoyancy for Godot 4. What you see is what bodies feel

One Gerstner wave function drives both the visual surface and the physics, so floating bodies ride exactly the water you render. Included: The Ocean autoload: exact water height and surface velocity at any point, any time. Deterministic (network-friendly

Realistic Shoreline & Ocean Waves 1

by Reboot16 | MIT

Real shallow-water physics for Godot 4.7: waves that shoal, break, run up the beach, and drain back, computed by a GPU finite-volume solver. Three ready-to-run demos, from a 5 cm close-up beach to a 2 x 2 km island archipelago, plus a standalone Gerstner

Realistic Shoreline Waves runs the nonlinear shallow water equations on your GPU inside Godot 4.7. Nothing is a scrolling texture: waves shoal because the sea floor rises, break because the equations form bores, and foam rides the actual current field

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