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A Journey Into Shaders
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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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Shaders are terrific fun. I highly recommend ShaderToy if you want to experiment with them; it makes the loop between changing the code and seeing the effect very tight. I also recommend the YouTube channel "Art of Code" for good examples, well-explained.
I've started dipping my toes into shaders using TouchDesigner (I'm a big touchdesigner fan!).
And yeh, shaders are still a dark art magic to me.