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This is tutorial shows how to use shaders for lighting with auto-generated normal maps.\\ | This is tutorial shows how to use shaders for lighting with auto-generated normal maps.\\ | ||
- | //NB: If you want to see how to use orx while using '' | + | //NB: If you want to see how to use orx while using '' |
As we are **NOT** using the default executable anymore for this tutorial, the tutorial code will be directly built into the executable and not into an external library. | As we are **NOT** using the default executable anymore for this tutorial, the tutorial code will be directly built into the executable and not into an external library. | ||
- | See previous basic tutorials for more info about basic [[object|object creation]], [[clock|clock handling]], [[frame|frames hierarchy]], | + | See previous basic tutorials for more info about basic [[..:objects:object|object creation]], [[..:clocks:clock|clock handling]], [[..:objects:frame|frames hierarchy]], |
This tutorial shows how to generate normal maps and use shaders for pixel-based lighting effects.\\ | This tutorial shows how to generate normal maps and use shaders for pixel-based lighting effects.\\ |