nxjs WebGL1 Test is a WebGL1 showpiece for the nx.js runtime — a moonlit ocean at night, rendered in real time, with the nx.js logo riding a cube that bobs on the swell.
How it works. It is really a stress test of nx.js's WebGL1 path dressed up as a seascape. Four separate GLSL programs — sky, moon, water and cube — are marked raw passthrough so the engine hands them straight to the console's native graphics chip instead of emulating them. The ocean is a dense grid of roughly ninety thousand triangles whose heights are pushed around by summed sine waves, and the same wave maths runs on the processor so the cube can float, tilt and roll exactly with the surface beneath it. The moon is a hand-shaded billboard with procedural craters and glow, the stars are scattered by a hash function, and the logo is uploaded as a texture onto the cube's metallic faces, complete with reflections, foam and an underwater glow.
What you'll see:
- Moonlit sky — a graded night sky dusted with a field of stars.
- Procedural moon — a softly shaded moon with maria, craters and a cool halo.
- Living ocean — rolling waves with foam crests, glints and a mirrored moonpath.
- Floating cube — a metallic nx.js-logo cube bobbing and turning on the water, glowing beneath the surface.
- Orbit the camera — drag the screen or push the right stick to look around; the left stick zooms in and out.
Runs entirely offline.