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| colored_alpha_f.gxp | ||
| colored_alpha_f.h | ||
| colored_f.cg | ||
| colored_f.gxp | ||
| colored_f.h | ||
| colored_v.cg | ||
| colored_v.gxp | ||
| colored_v.h | ||
| gxp_to_c.c | ||
| Makefile | ||
| readme.txt | ||
| textured_alpha_f.cg | ||
| textured_alpha_f.gxp | ||
| textured_alpha_f.h | ||
| textured_f.cg | ||
| textured_f.gxp | ||
| textured_f.h | ||
| textured_v.cg | ||
| textured_v.gxp | ||
| textured_v.h | ||
Shaders on the PS Vita use the proprietary .gxp binary format To compile CG shaders to .gxp you need to use 1) Extract libshacccg.suprx - see https://cimmerian.gitbook.io/vita-troubleshooting-guide/shader-compiler/extract-libshacccg.suprx 2) Use vitaShaRK to compile the CG shader (see sample 3 in https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/vitaShaRK for some reference) You can then use compiled gxp_to_c to convert all the .gxp shaders into .h files, which src/Graphics_PSVita.c can then include Note that you only need to perform these steps if you want to compile modified shaders - you don't need libshacccg.suprx to run ClassiCube