ShaderED tool?

[HMart]

I guys, just curious could this be useful to make shaders or even test shaders for TDM? Perhaps the engine team could look at it? Is a totally free, open source (MIT licence), cross platform, GLSL shader (and HLSL) editor with debugger and all.  Don't know how I never heard about it before today. 

https://shadered.org/index.php

[peter_spy]

2 hours ago, HMart said:

Don't know how I never heard about it before today. 

Maybe because it's a fairly new thing, most of shader coding examples I watch on YT are from Shadertoy which has been on the market for years.

[HMart]

Based in some links is from July 2019 so imo it certainly add relatively enough time to spread around but it seems it just didn't got the attention. 

Edited March 2, 2020 by HMart

[duzenko]

20 hours ago, HMart said:

I guys, just curious could this be useful to make shaders or even test shaders for TDM? Perhaps the engine team could look at it? Is a totally free, open source (MIT licence), cross platform, GLSL shader (and HLSL) editor with debugger and all.  Don't know how I never heard about it before today. 

https://shadered.org/index.php

Do you personally use it and how do you feed it vertex attributes?

[HMart]

8 hours ago, duzenko said:

Do you personally use it and how do you feed it vertex attributes?

No never used it just saw a video about it on youtube and though it would be a nice tool to have, I will see if I can do something with it, when I have the time. About feeding it vertex attributes I also don't know but you could look at the glsl examples it comes with. 

 

 

Edited March 3, 2020 by HMart