Shader::set()

This works in a project you run on your own computer, but not in the examples you can start here in the browser. There is no file system, no video encoder and no OpenGL behind a web page, so calling it there tells you as much and does nothing.

Syntax

Java

.set(name, x)
.set(name, x)
.set(name, x)
.set(name, x, y)
.set(name, x, y)
.set(name, x, y)
.set(name, vec)
.set(name, values, ncoords)
.set(name, values, ncoords)
.set(name, c)

Parameters

Name	Data Type	Description
name	String
x	int
y	int
vec	Vector2
values	int[]
ncoords	int
c	Color

Return

void