[examples] Added new shader example: shader_depth_texture
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This PR does not add the example to any build systems, it should include makefile additions and visual studio projects |
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@JeffM2501 I have removed shaders_view_depth compilation when Android is specified and added the file to the example's Makefile. |
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What about the MSVC project? You should add the example to all the standard builds. |
raysan5
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| // Initialization | ||
| //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| const int screenWidth = 800; | ||
| const int screenHeight = 600; |
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Note that all raylib examples are 800x450 pixels, also the screenshot, please, can you review it?
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Some raylib users may find it useful, for post processing and shadows stuff, to have an example that renders the depth texture to screen.