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Multiple shaders on same Node
See original GitHub issueI posted it on the React Native repo but because it involved the API, this is the best place for it.
How could I apply multiple/independent shaders to the same Node (texture)? Shouldn’t perhaps be the property shader be shaders and accepting an array?
Very impressive project by the way. Thanks!
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so you mean like a pipeline of effect you want to chain? This is done by wrapping components.
for instance
https://gl-react-cookbook.surge.sh/diamondhello
I probably should add an example with even more chaining steps
(@gre sent you more info about what I am trying to build on Twitter.)