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a computer program that runs on graphics hardware and provides a high degree of control over how scenes are rendered
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In a shader, what is the meaning of "<some float>.xy?"
expanded, twisted and combined in interesting ways, too:
float3 tripleX = a.xxx
float3 reverse = a.zyx
If this is the case, I'm also seeing b.xy / a.xy and I'm wondering how vector division works in shaders …
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