Hi,
I'm just making the switch from GL ES 1.x to 2.x for my next project and I noticed the RT Shader System. Although this sytems looks quite handy, I'd like to write my own shaders for the materials.
Is this component optional? Also I'm not sure whether Gorilla uses the RT System to work with ES 2.
Thanks!
Question about the RT Shader System
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Ologon
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Re: Question about the RT Shader System
RTSS is optional. Gorilla use my handwritten shaders for gles2 
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Re: Question about the RT Shader System
Perfect, thanks!Wolfmanfx wrote:RTSS is optional. Gorilla use my handwritten shaders for gles2
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Re: Question about the RT Shader System
Moving from 1.x -> 2.0, you might choose to use RTSS solely as a replacement for the fixed-function pipeline, which isn't supported at all in 2.0. i.e. by turning RTSS on, your existing non-shader materials can still be used, and then you write your special effects using custom glsles shaders.