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Framebuffer objects in Cinder (by default) have no anti-aliasing which leaves your edges jagged. The solution is to create a Framebuffer format and specify the number of samples to use. More info on FBO’s and anti-aliasing
MAKE SURE YOU ARE ACTIVELY USING AND REFERENCING THE ATTRIBUTES IN THE SHADER!
Here’s an example of using dynamic custom attributes in GLSL 1.2 and Cinder. I also found this link useful!
Recently been getting to grips with Cinder, OpenGL and GLSL for a project. I managed to get close to a million particles drawing at around 60fps Here’s what I did to achieve this: Firstly I created a VBO mesh that contained randomly positioned vertices (each vertex represented a root particle position). Using VBO meshes mean […]
