A modder has gotten NVIDIA DLSS working in a web browser using WebGPU.
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A modder has gotten NVIDIA DLSS working in a web browser using WebGPU. DLSS is normally built for native games and apps, so seeing it work in a browser is unusual, the demo can upscale 3D content and lets you try your own 3D models. It reportedly works on macOS too and the developer also plans to release the source code on GitHub. https://dlss5-webgpu.dlss5-webgpu-standalone.workers.dev/
Posted by Pirat_Nation 🔴 (350k followers) 1 days ago · 385 likes · 26.8k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Web frameworks. Tools mentioned: DLSS 5 WebGPU.
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