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Vertex Shaders
Note For testing purposes, you can use a simple pass-through vertex shader:
#version 120
void main(void) {
gl_Position = ftransform();
}
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Fragment Shaders
Note To check if your shader is working, add this as the last line, it should turn all pixels black:
gl_FragColor = vec4 (0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0);
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Note if4dnf: it's usually bad practice to do any kind of operations on gl_FragColor assignment. At most a vec4() swizzle is accepted, although even that one is treated differently based on the platform (some assign a temporary variable, some don't). Do wahtever you need in a separate vec4 variable and just assign it's value to gl_FragColor at the end.
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Note If the fragment isn't running, there should be an error message in the log file (I wish they'd still be written to the console). Might be that the texture isn't defined in the supporting framework for instance - the shader assumed that it is available, but you need to declare it in the matching C++ code/effect file first.
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Note This is how you can make a pixel darker:
gl_FragColor = color * 0.5;
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