PostProcessor

PostProcessors can be used to apply a shader to the entire screen. It is recommended you use the ScreenShader to build your post processor shader.

The screen texture comes through as this uniform

uniform sampler2D u_image

Post processor shaders get some default uniforms passed to them

uniform float u_time_ms - total playback time in milliseconds uniform float u_elapsed_ms - the elapsed time from the last frame in milliseconds uniform vec2 u_resolution - the resolution of the canvas (in pixels)

Custom uniforms can be updated in the PostProcessor.onUpdate

Implemented by

• ColorBlindnessPostProcessor

Index

Methods

• getLayout
• getShader
• initialize
• onUpdate

Methods

getLayout

• getLayout(): VertexLayout

• Returns VertexLayout

getShader

• getShader(): Shader

• Returns Shader

initialize

• initialize(gl: WebGL2RenderingContext): void

• Parameters

  • gl: WebGL2RenderingContext

  Returns void

optionalonUpdate

• onUpdate(elapsedMs: number): void

• Use the onUpdate hook to update any uniforms in the postprocessors shader

  The shader has already been bound so there is no need to call shader.use();

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  Parameters

  • elapsedMs: number

  Returns void