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[Marvin Fröhlich]

hey

I have fixed the GLSLShader, which was not working on some systems (including mine). The problem was, that user defined variables must not begin with "gl_", which was used in waver.glsl. The NVidia driver seems to accept it anyway, but ATI doesn't.

Now you can just enable a nice debugging flag by doing:

Code:

GLSLShader.setDebuggingEnabled( true );

There's an Eclipse Plugin for shader languages (click on "plugin-homepage" to download". It works with Eclipse 3.2.1.

Enjoy

Marvin

[Mathias 'cylab' Henze]

There is also an Netbeans Plugin for GLSL, which is done by me

['n ddrylliog]

Crappy Geforce 4 MX 440    The only thing by which Nvidia deceived me (so far).

[Mathias 'cylab' Henze]

Crappy Geforce 4 MX 440    The only thing by which Nvidia deceived me (so far).

No spare 80€? Geforce6600GT

['n ddrylliog]

No spare 80€? Geforce6600GT

In fact, I'm waiting till summer (july, probably) to buy me a new PC. Because it's not really wise to buy an AGP 8X card if I want anyway to buy a PC with a PCI-e 16X motherboard... I found a Geforce 5200FX for 30€ but it will last only 3-4 months.. so I  wonder if it's worth it.. Or if I must wait and buy me a Geforce 8600 GT (when it's released, of course).
Until then, I can concentrate on COLLADA, Network, and Physics.