Introduction to GLSL - OpenGL

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Shader Designer IDE We'll now take a more detailed look at Shader Designer's user interface, covering basic operations like simple source file management, uniforms, and textures. User Interface This is the main application window, which is divided into the following sections: TyphoonLabs’ GLSL Course 16/29
Toolbar This allows quick access to commonly used operations. Reading from left to right, you can select New project, Open project, Save project,etc. Menu This allows you to access the complete feature-set of Shader Designer, including the toolbar entries. Some of the new options are: Validate will compile shaders using the 3DLabs' generic GLSL compiler. This allows developers to write shaders that are compatible with the GLSL specification, which is very useful when trying to create portable shaders. Project info will display the current project's information (metadata) through fields like author, company, license, copyright, comments, and version number. Font will allow you to change the default font used within the code window. Take snapshot will take a screenshot of the current project. TyphoonLabs’ GLSL Course 17/29
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Page 3 and 4: An Introduction to Programmable Har
Page 5 and 6: Fixed Function vs. Programmable Fun
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