I like the new shaders, but the lower water level they cause make thin water and lava invisible, as it makes the liquid surface render below the surface of the stone. So I set enable_shaders to true, and new_style_water to false
Doing that turns every node on the map bright red, and turns all nodes (but not other objects) in you inventory some sort of yellowish tint. I'd post a screenshot, but I have nowhere to upload it right now.
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A couple minutes after I posted, I found what I had done wrong, but I couldn't get back into the forum to delete this topic. Maybe it was down? Just for fun though, this is what I was looking at.
enable_shaders needs to be set to "2" to function properly, at least on my computer. I had it set to "1", and tried setting it to "true" as well.
It seems that new_style_water isn't lowering the water level though, the shaders are, so the only way to raise the water level back up is to disable them. But that makes it harder to see the edges of the blocks. Oh, well.
enable_shaders needs to be set to "2" to function properly, at least on my computer. I had it set to "1", and tried setting it to "true" as well.
It seems that new_style_water isn't lowering the water level though, the shaders are, so the only way to raise the water level back up is to disable them. But that makes it harder to see the edges of the blocks. Oh, well.
GLSL shaders only work with OpenGL rendering, make sure you use "opengl" as video_driver.
There is currently no support for HLSL shaders, which are used by Direct3D.
Also, your graphics card needs to support GLSL shaders (if the window name shows "OpenGL 2.0" or better, it does).
There is currently no support for HLSL shaders, which are used by Direct3D.
Also, your graphics card needs to support GLSL shaders (if the window name shows "OpenGL 2.0" or better, it does).
enable_shaders in minetest.conf currently has only 2 states, "0" and "2".
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