SMODE

Open the Shader editor by selecting it with the Component Selector Change the current component panel in a tab Read More or by clicking on the 'Edit' button in the shader Parameters Editor Edit the parameters of the selected Element Read More .

This part of the documentation remains to be completed

This editor allows you to code and edit the following types of shaders::

ISF Generator Use Interactive Shader Format (ISF) files or code them into Smode to create your own effects Read More
ISF Modifier Modify a Composition with an Interactive Shader Format (ISF) modifier Read More
Shader Generator Create your own shader with mathematical beautifulness in OpenGL Shading Language through the Shader Editor Read More
Shader Toy Generator Copy past your favourite shader from ShaderToy to the Smode Shader Editor. Seems like a dream ? Well....it's Smode... Read More
Ray Traced Shader Create Shaders with interactive Camera Read More
Shader Field Code your own particle field Read More

Type your code in the editor and click the Apply Changes button or use the shortcut [CTRL+ENTER] to re-generate it.
You can expose your shader variables this way:


uniform bool booleanOption;
uniform bool booleanOptionWithDefault = True;

uniform int integer;
uniform int integerWithDefault= 51;
uniform int typeInteger = StrictlyPositiveInteger;
uniform int typeIntegerwithDefault = StrictlyPositiveInteger(1664);

uniform float number;
uniform float numberWithDefault = 8.6;
uniform float typeNumber = Percentage;
uniform float typeNumberWithdefault = Percentage(0.33);
uniform vec2 vector2d = vector2d(0.5,0.9);
uniform vec2 position2d = Canvas2dPosition (0.5,0.5);
uniform vec3 position3d = Position3d(0,0,0.0,0.0);
uniform vec3 color = Color(0.6,0.7,0.8);
uniform vec4 colorwithAlpha = ColorWithAlpha(0.6,0.7,0.8,0.5);
uniform float transport = StandalonePlayableCueTransport;

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