README.md

# FNAGLSL

Trying to hackily shoehorn GLSL shaders into FNA, while trying to comply with
the `Effect` API as much as possible. (Which isn't always working.)

## Does it work?

Kinda. Static shaders work. Passing vertex data is very hacky and brittle.
Uniforms seem to work, but aren't well-tested. Same goes for textures. Using
regular shaders interleaved w/ GLSL shader draw calls seems to work ok.

Also note that I only tested the code on Linux, with the FOSS drivers (Mesa).
So if you run Windows, OS X, or proprietary NVidia drivers, chances are high
something will break.

## How does this work?

No. Don't. Here be dragons.

## Are there things it can't do?

Yes:

* Passing this to a `SpriteBatch` will probably fail in a bad way (unlikely
  to be fixed).

## How can I use it?

You shouldn't if you want software that's stable, but, in case you really
want to:

```cs
var glsl = new GLSLEffect(GraphicsDevice, new Dictionary<GLSLPurpose, string>()
{
	{ GLSLPurpose.  VertexShader, "vertex shader here"   },
	{ GLSLPurpose.FragmentShader, "fragment shader here" },
});

// ...

glsl.Parameters["paramname"].SetValueT(xyz);

using (var bound = glsl.Bind())
{
	GraphicsDevice.DrawPrimitives(/*...*/);
}
```

NOTE: I'm ***NOT*** going to provide help with how to write shaders.

## License

```
Copyright (C) 2020 PoroCYon <porocyon@titandemo.org>
This work is free. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License, Version 2,
as published by Sam Hocevar. See the LICENSE file for more details.
```