OSL issue

I dont have an answer for you but more of a question.
I originally planned on using OSL or GLSL for creating shaders as it was the most efficient for memory and performance. BUT as you mentioned online resources are very limited and really non existent for how to use them in Verge3D but you can implement them the same way you do in ThreeJS. However, why? I found that once I go down the road of creating a decent shader I have done more work that it would have taken me to create an entire project in Verge3D using standard textures and it becomes a cost benefit analysis after that. In the end I always end up on the side of not doing OSL / GLSL shaders due to the time it takes to create them. So I am curious if this is due to a memory related issue, a personal desire, client requirement?

Ignacio Díaz wrote:

what might be going wrong?

operations with mismatching types like “highp int + const float” or “highp int * highp float”. it’s not allowed in GLSL.

Hi,
OSL is a really important feature since this is the only way to make custom shaders in all 3 modelling suites we support: Blender, 3ds Max, Maya. Unfortunately, since OSL is converted to GLSL internally, some shaders might not work. I’ve linked your scene into our TODO list for further investigation.