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→Effects / Shaders: https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/mailman/message/37608469/
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* using Canvas textures in effects (i.e. registered as materials via a corresponding new 'materials placement') | * using Canvas textures in effects (i.e. registered as materials via a corresponding new 'materials placement') | ||
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extending Canvas to allow effects (or at least shader) to be applied to a Window/Desktop, should be easy. <ref>https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/mailman/message/37608469/</ref> | |||
In mid 2016, a number of contributors discussed another workaround to use Canvas textures in conjunction with effects/shaders: simply, by allowing an arbitrary Canvas to be registered as a '''material''' via SGMaterialLib, e.g. using an API in the form of <code>myCanvas.registerMaterial(name: "myCanvasMaterial");</code> | In mid 2016, a number of contributors discussed another workaround to use Canvas textures in conjunction with effects/shaders: simply, by allowing an arbitrary Canvas to be registered as a '''material''' via SGMaterialLib, e.g. using an API in the form of <code>myCanvas.registerMaterial(name: "myCanvasMaterial");</code> | ||