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--- layer3d [2020/08/06 12:18] – [DirectX-OpenGL Bridge] admin
+++ layer3d [2020/11/04 14:55] – [DirectX-OpenGL Bridge] admin
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+===== Effects =====
+With version 0.8.2.x FMX effect components, like TGaussianBlurEffect, TPixelateEffect or TPaperSketchEffect are supported by Gorilla3D and can be applied to the TGorillaViewort as post-rendering effects.
+This is a very easy way to modify the final rendering of your scenery without building your own post-effects.
+The used TEffect component need to be enabled and the parent property linked to the viewport.
+{{:g3d_effect_1.jpg?nolink&400 |}}
+{{:g3d_effect_2.jpg?nolink&400 |}}
+{{:g3d_effect_3.jpg?nolink&400 |}}
 ===== Layers =====
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 ===== DirectX-OpenGL Bridge =====
-**On Windows platforms** Firemonkey by default uses DirectX 9 or 11 as graphics library. But at the moment Gorilla3D only supports OpenGL.
+**On Windows platforms** Firemonkey by default uses DirectX 9 or 11 as graphics library. But at the moment Gorilla3D only supports OpenGL 4.3.
 So we integrated our OpenGL implementation compatible to DirectX.
 But this brings some restrictions with it regarding texturing.
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 __Remarks:__
-  * Only apply textures with a size 2 ^ X, so it's compatible to DirectX row-alignment and OpenGL texture-restriction
+  * Only apply or work with textures of a size 2 ^ X, so it's compatible to DirectX row-alignment and OpenGL texture-restriction
   * Take care of the image format used in Gorilla3D: only RGBA/BGRA is allowed, when applying bitmaps from FMX
+  * By using other image formats in Gorilla3D shaders, the framework will produce duplicated buffers
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