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>log in to commentI built GSS to let developers write 3D scenes using familiar CSS syntax—selectors, cascade, and @keyframes—then compile everything into a single ray‑marching shader. It works without Three.js or meshes, and you can use it via npm, a Vite plugin, or a CDN. I'd love your feedback on the API and docs.
Selectors, the cascade and @keyframes, compiled into a single raymarching shader. The 3D language designers and AIs already speak.
Selectors, the cascade and @keyframes, compiled into a single raymarching shader. No Three.js. No meshes. Just CSS you already know.
Style a thousand objects with one selector. The cascade decides, like on a web page.
The compiler writes the GLSL: the whole scene becomes one fragment shader, raymarched on the GPU.
Every model knows CSS by heart. It writes the style sheet; the compiler writes the shader.
