OpenGL Jobs

I’m developing a web-based narrative and need a series of scenes that drive the story forward through rich, interactive moments. Each scene will combine animated characters, detailed environments, and key objects that the viewer can explore or trigger with clicks, scroll, or hover events. The emphasis is on storytelling, so pacing, camera movement, and smooth transitions between chapters are critical. You’ll take the creative concept and build the WebGL logic, shaders, and asset pipelines necessary to keep performance high on desktop and modern mobile browsers. I’ll supply mood boards and any existing 3D models; you handle scene assembly, animation rigs/timelines, and the interactivity hooks that let me wire events back into the rest of the site. Deliverables: • M...

I need a Windows-based desktop application that turns a single still image into an AI-generated video, entirely offline. The workflow should rely on a local Stable Diffusion installation and incorporate the WAN2.6 model to drive the final animation—no external API calls, cloud processing, or telemetry of any kind. Core requirements • Runs natively on Windows 10/11 and installs with minimal user setup. • Accepts at least JPEG files for input; adding PNG or BMP later should remain possible. • Generates a short video (MP4 preferred) by feeding the image through Stable Diffusion and WAN2.6. • Interface must feel intuitive for non-technical users while exposing advanced settings in an “expert” panel. • Conversion speed is critical; please op...

We need an Android developer to add iPhone-style panorama to the Open Camera app (open source: ). Goal: Implement panorama in Open Camera so it works like iPhone: guided on-screen motion, smooth horizontal panning, and one stitched panorama image. • Works seamlessly on both the front and back cameras. • Guides the user with the same arrow-line UI Apple uses, keeping motion smooth and level. • Captures a continuous series of frames, stitches them on-device, and outputs one high-quality image without pushing memory limits. You’ll work only against the official Open Camera codebase (or a clean fork you create). I’ll take your branch and merge it into our own app later.