[GEM-dev] glsl and texture
cyrille henry
cyrille.henry at la-kitchen.fr
Sat Aug 26 19:40:36 CEST 2006
hello,
it's working!
moreover, i'm happy to see you're felling well.
it was a pix_image / pix_texture position problem.
i think i'll have some examples to share in a few day...
just a question : is it possible to use 2 textures?
(using 2 pix_image / pix_texture in the same gemchain?)
thanks a lot
Cyrille
james tittle a écrit :
> hi,
>
> On Aug 25, 2006, at 12:00 PM, cyrille henry wrote:
>> i still don't understand how to load a jpg file to MyTex.
>>
>> attachement is my test patch.
>> it does not render any texture.
>
> ...I've attached a modified version of your patch that works here, just
> reduces the brightness by half...
>
>> chris clepper a écrit :
>>> Use a texture sampler in your shader. GLSL has a sampler for 2D and
>>> RECT texutres, so make sure you have the right one for the texture
>>> type (OSX defaults to RECT while Win/Linux are probably 2D).
>
> ...in other words, when using sampler2D, your texture needs to be
> dimensionally square (ie. 256x256)...also, [pix_texture] usually
> defaults to loading in "mode 1", which means rectangle textures: make
> sure you send [mode 0< to it before loading the texture...
>
> ...you'll also notice that I rearranged the ordering of operations
> within the gemchain: this is because we want the program to affect the
> entire operation of drawing...
>
> ...I'll definitely try to work up some other examples while I'm still in
> hospital, but feeling well...
>
> jamie
>
>
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