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I’ve been playing around with vertex shaders and made some changes to `PBRLighting.vert` to achieve this wobble effect. I added the following to my personal version of `PBRLighting.vert`: uniform float g_Time; uniform vec3 m_Amplitude; uniform vec3 m_Frequency; . . . void main(){ vec4 modelSpacePos = vec4(inPosition, 1.0); vec3 modelSpaceNorm = inNormal; vec3 modelSpaceTan = inTangent.xyz; float wobble = mod(length(modelSpacePos.xyz), 2.0) - 0.5; modelSpacePos.x += m_Amplitude.x * sin(m_Frequency.x * (modelSpacePos.x + g_Time)) * wobble; modelSpacePos.y += m_Amplitude.y * sin(m_Frequency.y * (modelSpacePos.y + g_Time)) * wobble; modelSpacePos.z += m_Amplitude.z * sin(m_Frequency.z * (modelSpacePos.z + g_Time)) * wobble; lPosition = modelSpacePos.xyz; . . . } And to `PBRLighting.j3md`: MaterialDef PBR Lighting { MaterialParameters { Int BoundDrawBuffer // Amplitude and frequency Vector3 Amplitude : 0.0 0.0 0.0 Vector3 Frequency : 0.0 0.0 0.0 . . . Technique { . . . WorldParameters { Time . . . } } } On the Java side, all I need to do is set the amplitude and frequency values in the material (on the x, y and z axes): material.setVector3("Amplitude", new Vector3f(.25f, .25f, .25f)); material.setVector3("Frequency", new Vector3f(1, 2, 3));

I’ve been playing around with vertex shaders and made some changes to `PBRLighting.vert` to achieve this wobble effect. I added the following to my personal version of `PBRLighting.vert`: uniform float g_Time; uniform vec3 m_Amplitude; uniform vec3 m_Frequency; . . . void main(){ vec4 modelSpacePos = vec4(inPosition, 1.0); vec3 modelSpaceNorm = inNormal; vec3 modelSpaceTan = inTangent.xyz; float wobble = mod(length(modelSpacePos.xyz), 2.0) - 0.5; modelSpacePos.x += m_Amplitude.x * sin(m_Frequency.x * (modelSpacePos.x + g_Time)) * wobble; modelSpacePos.y += m_Amplitude.y * sin(m_Frequency.y * (modelSpacePos.y + g_Time)) * wobble; modelSpacePos.z += m_Amplitude.z * sin(m_Frequency.z * (modelSpacePos.z + g_Time)) * wobble; lPosition = modelSpacePos.xyz; . . . } And to `PBRLighting.j3md`: MaterialDef PBR Lighting { MaterialParameters { Int BoundDrawBuffer // Amplitude and frequency Vector3 Amplitude : 0.0 0.0 0.0 Vector3 Frequency : 0.0 0.0 0.0 . . . Technique { . . . WorldParameters { Time . . . } } } On the Java side, all I need to do is set the amplitude and frequency values in the material (on the x, y and z axes): material.setVector3("Amplitude", new Vector3f(.25f, .25f, .25f)); material.setVector3("Frequency", new Vector3f(1, 2, 3));