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Following are the steps for the export of GLSL source files with 

For WebGL use, a WebGL compatible browser

JXS files are GLSL source code marked up with XML tags. They are used by 

 for loading GLSL and other shader code. 

 exports GLSL as JXS files, which can be read directly by 

WebGL (and OpenGL ES) have different capabilities as compared to standard OpenGL. When using shaders, you must provide much of the OpenGL state that is provided for free in desktop OpenGL. As a result, the structure of exported shaders needs to be a bit different in order to function properly in WebGL and OpenGL ES contexts. To export 

 message takes an optional argument specifying which GLSL target to export for. The steps for exporting for WebGL are:

Following are the steps for the export of GLSL source files with jit.gl.pix.

Max 6.1 or later
For WebGL use, a WebGL compatible browser 

JXS files are GLSL source code marked up with XML tags. They are used by jit.gl.shader and jit.gl.slab for loading GLSL and other shader code. jit.gl.pix exports GLSL as JXS files, which can be read directly by jit.gl.slab.

Load the exported JXS file into a jit.gl.slab

WebGL (and OpenGL ES) have different capabilities as compared to standard OpenGL. When using shaders, you must provide much of the OpenGL state that is provided for free in desktop OpenGL. As a result, the structure of exported shaders needs to be a bit different in order to function properly in WebGL and OpenGL ES contexts. To export jit.gl.pix patchers for WebGL, the exportcode message takes an optional argument specifying which GLSL target to export for. The steps for exporting for WebGL are:

Send jit.gl.pix the exportcode webjxs message

Load the exported JXS file into a jit.gl.slab


Gen Code Export: GLSL