We'd need to inject a whole bunch of code into user shaders (for example to rotate derivates) if we wanted to reliably handle it ourselves, which isn't viable.
- All shaders are expected to output clip space values that are effectively y-up, with [-1, 1] z, in NDC.
- The transform to a backend's expected clip space values from the above range now happens after user vertex shader code is run, instead of inside a projection matrix.
- Projection matrices no longer need to be flipped when rendering to a canvas versus the main screen.
This means custom projection matrices might need to be altered to account for the more consistent range.
- Don't create several persistent screen-sized images and buffers for screenshots, only create one temporary buffer during a frame that requests a screenshot.
- Attempt to handle more out-of-memory situations.
- Make sure the final screenshot is opaque.
- Swap R and B channels in the screenshot ImageData when the backbuffer is BGRA.
Add love.graphics.newTextureView(basetexture, viewsettings). Requires GLSL4 support.
Add 'viewformats' boolean setting to texture setting tables.
Add Texture:hasViewFormats.
The viewsettings table has the following fields:
format = nil, -- set this to a pixel format to override the base format. It must have the same number of bytes per pixel as the original, and the 'viewformats' setting on the original texture must be true for this to work. Cannot be used for compressed or depth/stencil textures.
type = nil, -- set this to a texture type to override the base texture type. 2d base textures can make [2d, array] views. [array, cube] base textures can make [2d, array, cube] views.
mipmapstart = nil, -- set to a number to use a less detailed mipmap level as a base.
mipmapcount = nil, -- set to a number to override the number of mipmaps in the texture view.
layerstart = nil, -- set to a number to use a specific layer or cube face as a base.
layers = nil, -- set to a number to override the number of layers in an array texture view.
- Setting the depth buffer for the backbuffer is now done as a boolean instead of a bit depth integer, in love.conf or love.window.setMode.
- Error if depth writes are enabled when the active canvas setup or backbuffer does not have a depth buffer (now it matches stencil behaviour).
- Don't allocate a backbuffer depth-stencil buffer if they're not requested. Metal also determines the format for that buffer based on which combination of depth and stencil is requested. OpenGL still has to allocate the depth-stencil buffer for the backbuffer all the time, because changing it requires the context to be recreated.
Add new higher level love.graphics.setStencilMode function.
- Add love.graphics.setStencilMode(mode [, value = 1])
- Add love.graphics.setStencilMode().
- Add mode, value = love.graphics.getStencilMode().
The possible modes are "off" (same as no parameters), "draw", and "test".
The "draw" mode disables color writes and sets the stencil state to ("replace", "always") using the given value.
The "test" mode enables color writes and sets the stencil state to ("keep", "equal") using the given value to compare to.
Sometimes no buffer for tex coords are given, however the shader
still expects some. We can fix this by using a default buffer, which
contains the constant tex coords (0, 0), which is then bound instead.
For systems where VK_EXT_extended_dynamic_state is not supported
it is not valid to extend VkDeviceCreateInfo with an unknown struct.
Todo: if more extensions are supported in the future this code probably
needs adjustments to correctly build a pNext chain.
Sasha Szpakowski
niki
Mark Jansen