Shadereffektit
Shadereffektit, or "shader effects," refer to visual techniques used in computer graphics to manipulate light, color, and texture in real-time to enhance the appearance of 3D environments, characters, and objects. Shaders are small programs written in specialized languages like GLSL (OpenGL Shading Language) or HLSL (High-Level Shading Language) that run on the GPU (graphics processing unit) to generate these effects. They play a crucial role in modern gaming, film, and virtual reality by creating realistic lighting, reflections, shadows, and other visual phenomena.
Common shader effects include ambient occlusion, which simulates how light wraps around objects to create depth,
Shaders are categorized into vertex shaders, which modify the position and attributes of 3D vertices, and fragment
In gaming, shader effects contribute significantly to visual fidelity, allowing titles to achieve cinematic-quality graphics with