The Textgram Plugin for Obsidian provides a unique way to incorporate ASCII graphics directly into your notes. Whether you're documenting technical processes, creating flowcharts, Gantt charts, or tables, this plugin allows you to create flexible, versioned, and portable visual representations using text. By storing these graphics in your notes, they are automatically rendered as SVG images in preview mode, offering a seamless viewing experience. The plugin leverages the typograms library, ensuring an easy-to-use, text-based solution that doesn't lock you into specific tools. While you can manually create your ASCII graphics, future updates will include a built-in editor for even more convenience. This plugin is perfect for users who prefer keeping everything in Obsidian without relying on external diagramming tools.

The GLSL Viewer plugin lets you preview and run GLSL fragment shaders directly within your notes. It offers Shadertoy compatible syntax, making it easy to port existing shader code. Load custom textures from your vault using iChannel0-3 channels, with support for texture shortcuts and a visual browser for quick selection. Templates help you build complex shaders with minimal code - just define the template once and reuse it. Configure aspect ratio, autoplay behavior and code visibility through simple comment directives. Thumbnails generate automatically for shaders that don't autoplay. The plugin works alongside syntax highlighters without conflicts and provides all standard Shadertoy uniforms like iTime, iResolution and iMouse for interactive animations.