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Thanks for the wonderful and well-made Processing library!
It's very useful for static images and perhaps will be enough for most use cases.
I work with running Processing on Raspberry Pi and was wondering if the same functions could be implemented by using video card accelerated language such as GLSL. The main advantage of using GLSL filters would be that all of these effects could be ran at 50-60 fps on almost any hardware that has a GPU.
Let me know if you would be interested in hearing more or if you want to have a discussion about that. Thanks!
Thank you very much. Until now I haven't work with GLSL. But it looks very interesting. I will try the GLSL for some operations. And maybe in the next release the raspberry pi will love this library too 😃
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Milchreis commentedon May 16, 2018
Thank you very much. Until now I haven't work with GLSL. But it looks very interesting. I will try the GLSL for some operations. And maybe in the next release the raspberry pi will love this library too 😃
cansik commentedon Jun 1, 2019
@msurguy I just stumbled over your comment, and yes I have developed a library for processing which uses GLSL for image manipulation: https://github.com/cansik/processing-postfx
msurguy commentedon Jun 2, 2019
@cansik thanks for the link! That looks to be along the lines of what I was thinking!
uheinema commentedon Jun 9, 2020
Hi all,
I have ported the Sabbatier example from #38 to GLSL.
Pretty simple, and should get you started.
Find it at
https://github.com/uheinema/BoxDrop-Example/blob/master/README.md
Section GLSL in the Readme...
Have fun