How do I apply multiple shaders at the same time?

[zorg]

Blur in one pass... interesting! I'll bookmark that

Related link i haven't linked before because i fell asleep and am a doofus
http://rastergrid.com/blog/2010/09/effi ... -sampling/
Edit: I got told in two separate locations that slime already posted this... welp.

[Netcode]

holy shit didnt expect that many answers alright so I see it's a lot more complicated than i thought. I dont really want to merge multiple shaders into one because then I'd need a crazy big amount of shaders for all possible combinations. Ill look at the examples you posted and try to come up with something. ty for the help, appreciate it

[zorg]

holy shit didnt expect that many answers alright so I see it's a lot more complicated than i thought. I dont really want to merge multiple shaders into one because then I'd need a crazy big amount of shaders for all possible combinations. Ill look at the examples you posted and try to come up with something. ty for the help, appreciate it

You could dynamically combine them depending on the current needs; if you write the shader code just right, a simple string concatenation and creating one new shader is all it takes... probably. You most certainly don't need to create all combinations beforehand.

[slime]

holy shit didnt expect that many answers alright so I see it's a lot more complicated than i thought.

The shine library (which was in the first reply) should do what you want I think, and its API is pretty simple.

[Netcode]

The shine library (which was in the first reply) should do what you want I think, and its API is pretty simple.

I'll take a closer look at it