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Hi,
I've run into a strange issue with my project, created with GMS 1.4: some Windows 10 Pro 64 bit PCs can't compile GLSL ES/HLSL 9 shaders.
First I check shaders_are_supported() and get 'true' as a response on both PCs. Then I do shader_is_compiled() for both shaders (GLSL ES and HLSL 9). And that's where the problem is. My PC returns true, but the PC of another person, which I don't have direct access to, returns false for both of shaders (as well as HLSL 11).
I'm not really competent with shaders, but I suppose it may be related to video card compatibilities.
According to dxdiag, my PC videocard is Radeon (TM) RX 480 Graphics, and other PC's card is NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER.
DirectX on the other PC was updated. DirectX Version: DirectX 12 on both PCs.
I'd be glad if someone could help to clarify it to me. Perhaps, there's no other way, but just migrate my project to GMS2...
I've run into a strange issue with my project, created with GMS 1.4: some Windows 10 Pro 64 bit PCs can't compile GLSL ES/HLSL 9 shaders.
First I check shaders_are_supported() and get 'true' as a response on both PCs. Then I do shader_is_compiled() for both shaders (GLSL ES and HLSL 9). And that's where the problem is. My PC returns true, but the PC of another person, which I don't have direct access to, returns false for both of shaders (as well as HLSL 11).
I'm not really competent with shaders, but I suppose it may be related to video card compatibilities.
According to dxdiag, my PC videocard is Radeon (TM) RX 480 Graphics, and other PC's card is NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER.
DirectX on the other PC was updated. DirectX Version: DirectX 12 on both PCs.
I'd be glad if someone could help to clarify it to me. Perhaps, there's no other way, but just migrate my project to GMS2...