Thanks, I got confused by the tense used in the document.
Thanks, I got confused by the tense used in the document.
Rits a check list... its going to be in present tense, that is how you write them
Rkinda like step by step goals and instructions
Rand targets to hit with each preview
Ranyway, sorry it will be a while before 3.0 comes out
V
. I just read "A windowing integration for MAUI has been developed" and got excited before understanding the context. Looking forward to see the preview once its ready. Thanks for answering!
Swhat's the deal with
GLEnum and the "specfic" enums - I'm never sure which I'm meant to use?
Lboth work
Lit's due to how gl is a c lib
Lbasically, always prefer the specific enums
SI do try to be fair, some overloads don't seem to accept the specific ones,
TexParameter for example, it doesn't seem to accept anything but GLEnum for the 3rd parameterSlike this:
gl.TexParameter(TextureTarget.Texture2D, TextureParameterName.TextureMinFilter, (int)GLEnum.Nearest);Sthe examples do that, too
Lthat's because it doesn't take an enum
Lit takes an int
Lso the specificity is a moot point there
Sah, ok; why is it in GLEnum if it's not an enum? I'm far from an OpenGL expert and that's confusing lol
S(it's probably me) 
Lenums don't exist in C in the way they do in C#
Lenums live in the global scope in C
Lthey are just constants for numbers
Lwhenever you see a GLenum or a specific enum version of something, it's the same thing
Lboth are the same
number
number
Sthat's fair enough; having a load of
const ints plastered all over the namespace isn't idealSI get it
Sthanks
Si got that, yeah; I was just never sure when to use GLEnum vs the specific type
SI know it doesn't matter to the output
Lyou can use whichever you want
Nhi, I'm trying to use
Silk.NET.OpenGL and somewhat GL.CreateShader fails as it can't find glCreateShader. (Just to keep my sanity in check) the GL version it reports is 4.6.0 NVIDIA 516.94.Lcan you give a sample of how you create your OpenGL context?
Noh I think I know where I may have screwed up then
Nfor context, I was calling GL from the thread that had no context
Nshould probably make safeguards so I won't go insane
Lyea
that generally will break
that generally will break
Lhow do you even accidentally create a shader on anyther thread
N¯\_(ツ)_/¯
RYou treat the GL object as a the device factory methods from dx11? Idk
MIs there any tutorials of programming on dx11+ on silk.net?
FI have a question about quaternions
Fvar rotator = Quaternion<float>.CreateFromAxisAngle(Vector3D<float>.UnitY, MathUtils.Radians(0.01f * 360.0f));
var position = new Vector3D<float>(100.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
var nextPosition = Vector3D.Transform<float>(position, rotator);Fwhen I do that, nextPosition equals (99.80267, 0, -6.2790513)
FI was expecting that the radius would stay 100???
AIf you calculate the magnitude/length of the returned vector, it does equal 100
the radius is still 100, the positions have just been transformed by the very minor rotation you're doing
the radius is still 100, the positions have just been transformed by the very minor rotation you're doing
Fahaha you're right
Lnone that i'm aware of, but it should be about the same as C
MDarn
Lany C tutorial will apply nearly 1:1
Avk.GetInstanceProcAddr only returns PfnVoidFunction which doesn't contain what i need... is there a built-in way with silk or am I missing something?
IHey Everyone,
I am trying to pass my scene data into my compute shader to raytrace.
And I am trying to get the RayHit[] once I am done
I have the following SSBO code (at the bottom) in my .frag shader .
When I call Gl.BufferData<>()
Do I assign it a struct like the following:
I have omitted code in between but is the assignment carried out this way?
I keep coming across alignment as a concern but am not sure where to start about that or if I even need to worry when using Silk
I am trying to pass my scene data into my compute shader to raytrace.
And I am trying to get the RayHit[] once I am done
I have the following SSBO code (at the bottom) in my .frag shader .
When I call Gl.BufferData<>()
Do I assign it a struct like the following:
I have omitted code in between but is the assignment carried out this way?
I keep coming across alignment as a concern but am not sure where to start about that or if I even need to worry when using Silk
Lalignment will need to be worried about in Silk, generally the rule of thumb is, if you have to do it in C, you probably have to do it in Silk too (aside from buffer swapping)
