About This Software YES - ShaderTool has reached FINAL STATUS!It capsulates a powerful node based system and an easy to use code editor to create shaders of any kind (except compute shader) with full Oculus Rift DK 2 support in addition!ShaderTool provides a flexible and editable node-powered pipeline that allows you to write shaders without also having to have written an engine. Use the integrated code editor to directly write shader code in either HLSL (DirectX) or GLSL (OpenGL).FeaturesWrite shaders and view results instantlySupport of HLSL and GLSL (DirectX and OpenGL)Latest shader models fully supported Code editor with syntax highlighting, warning and error outputEasy-to-use node-based render pipeline Import models, textures, audio files and other resources per drag'n dropExport your shaders and share them with othersCreate template projects for more efficient shader development Direct use of shaders in DirectX or OpenGL applications Oculus Rift DK 2 fully supported (Direct Acces Mode)Use audio streams for shader input to create stunning effectsPost-Effects fully supportedCreate multiple render-pipelines and combine them to create AAA shaders used in gamesFinally a modern shader IDE for programmers and FX artistsMaybe you are one of those who was looking without avail for a really good shader development environment. You might ended up with the FX Composer or RenderMonkey – both very powerful shader IDEs but with one big disadvantage – both are sadly not maintained anymore and therefore they do not support the newest shader models!So what else was out there? Sadly … almost nothing! Some IDEs are more after GLSL and very few after HLSL. Some IDEs only support the creation of post effects – but that is not enough for a professional shader developer!That is exactly what we were just thinking a year ago and we thought that it was time to change that. So we started to develop ShaderTool. And now its finished - get it and start coding!What is ShaderTool capable of?The current version of ShaderTool allows you to write HLSL and GLSL shaders of any kind. But you not only can write shaders by hand but also build up your own render pipeline through the easy-to-use node-based-system and combine multiple shaders to create state of the art effects.You can load or just drag and drop models, textures and audio files of any kind! The integrated code editor supports syntax highlighting, shows warnings and errors with quick jump functionality and other typical code editor stuff.Also, we are improving ShaderTool every day and if you have suggestions or ideas: PLEASE LET US NOW! During the alpha and beta phase a lot of ideas from users have been implemented - so your voice matters!There is so much more … try out for yourself! 6d5b4406ea Title: ShaderToolGenre: UtilitiesDeveloper:Stefan Kraus, Timo ArmbrusterPublisher:BiteTheBytes GmbHRelease Date: 1 Apr, 2014 ShaderTool Full Crack [Password] Update:The software is still rather buggy, but the developers seem to care, and things are getting fixed quite fast. No one should rely on this software for anything quite yet. There are still mountain piles of bugs. This early access is mostly early and not a lot of access.The concept is very good and the node-based UI design makes a whole lot of sense, so this software has a lot of potential. The developers simply have a rather poor testing plan, which probably involves closing eyes and just pressing the release button.EDIT: Latest update makes steam loop in "Preparing to launch shadertool" forever.Changing to negative review until this is fixed.. outstanding support, and very nice.. I really like this as it makes shader development very efficient by cutting out the tedious aspects of such. It is also very useful for learning purposes, as you don't have to spend so much time doing error-prone juggling of uniforms, shader programs, matrices, etc, in the code of the actual application you intend on implementing the shader in. Instead, all aspects and components of your shader are sorted clearly and concisely across nodes that function in intuitive ways.If I had to give a downside, there are small bugs that pop up now and again (at least as I have experienced in the OpenGL projects) that make things slightly troublesome. For example, error text for errors on shader compilation do not show up sometimes (I'm going to make a bug report on this). However, this program is early in development so bugs small and large are to be expected. What matters at this point is how active the developers are at fixing bugs and improving their application. And let me tell you, they fix those bugs really fast. There was one bug that was new to them which I was having and it was preventing me from writing\/editing shader code in the text editor. From first hearing about it, they released a fix for it within about 2 days. Respectable and respectful developers, over there!. For a small and quick shader IDE that isn't part of a large integrated tool like UnrealEngine, ShaderTool can't really be beat. It's got a very pleasant to use node graph interface with real-time previews as well as a nice text editor for writing shader code, with syntax highlighting. The latest version brings some nice user interface refinements like when adding new nodes, they are shown as icons and the ability to modulate node\/shader inputs via mouse or by sound input (from wav\/ogg\/mp3) which makes for some fun experimentation.. Interesting software, but has problems. Menu buttons or the HUD in general fails to render at times, so it glitchyCan't maximize the window without the editor stretchingand currently doesn't support UNITY 3DStill, worth looking into
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