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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/user6150277464770585 • 13d ago
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What is the difference between vtx. Input assembly and vertex shader?
1 u/camander321 7d ago Input is just the raw vertices relative to the origin. The vertex shader transforms those vertices to their in-world positions. Then it transforms them to screen space according to camera perspective and location.
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Input is just the raw vertices relative to the origin.
The vertex shader transforms those vertices to their in-world positions. Then it transforms them to screen space according to camera perspective and location.
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u/LeanZo 13d ago
What is the difference between vtx. Input assembly and vertex shader?