Hi,
I see I can pass a 3- or 4- dimension vector to a glsl shader by
delcaring a uniform variable of type vec3 or vec4 and sending
[glsl_program] the vector as a list, for example, declaring in the shader:
uniform vec4 mycolor;
and sending [glsl_program] the message "mycolor 1 0 1 1".
I tried the same with matrices (i.e. declaring uniform mat4 mymatrix and
sending the message "mymatrix 1 1 1 1 ......") but it doesn't seem to
work. I thought it would be a matter of finding out in which order to
write the coefficients of the matrix, but whatever I send everything
acts as if the matrix was always all-zero.
Is it supposed to work? If so what may I be missing?
I don't get any error message, neither when I link the program nor when
I send the message with the matrix. It just acts like the matrix is
always null.
Thanks
m.
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