Asked 3 months ago by LunarScholar711
What is the role of setLayout when defining custom TSL functions?
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Asked 3 months ago by LunarScholar711
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I'm looking for a clearer understanding and better documentation on TSL beyond what's available in Three.js Shading Language · mrdoob/three.js Wiki · GitHub.
At the moment, I'm particularly interested in the purpose of setLayout in custom TSL functions. I've also started a series of pages to explain TSL in a collaborative learning effort.
Visit my page: https://niklever.com/getting-to-grips-with-threejs-shading-language-tsl/
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
Based on the available documentation, I can provide some guidance on Three.js shader-related topics, though specific information about TSL and the setLayout
function isn't directly covered in the core documentation I have access to.
The Three.js documentation provides several entry points that might help with shader development:
For custom shaders in Three.js, the ShaderMaterial class is typically used. While not specifically about TSL, understanding ShaderMaterial is essential for shader work in Three.js.
The specific details about setLayout
in TSL functions aren't covered in the core documentation I have access to. This appears to be part of newer or more specialized Three.js shader functionality.
For more detailed information on TSL, I would recommend:
Your initiative to create documentation on TSL is valuable to the community, especially for topics that aren't extensively covered in the official documentation.
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