PostFX, y u no work, but why?

[ANtY]

I have some issues with postfx, it's running well on others' PCs but not on mine. There is a lot of stupid errors, not found variables, not found functions (like atan2) or "too many arguments in contructor" in line like this:

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dist/=powe;

All this while the same code works on my friend's pc...

My graphics card is ATI Radeon HD 5670.

[Laurent]

Can you show your complete shader code? Have you tried the "PostFx" sample from the SFML SDK?

[ANtY93]

I knew you'll say something like this

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texture frame
vec2 center
float powe

effect
{
vec4 px=frame(_in);
  float dist=distance(_in,center);
dist*=1000;
dist/=powe;
  _out=vec4(px/(dist<1?sqrt(sqrt(dist)):dist),1);
}



But that's not what I asked, problem is that it's working on other PC's, but not on mine.

[Laurent]

This is most likely a driver problem. That's why you should first test the official PostFx example, which is known to work.

[ANtY93]

It works

[Laurent]

Ok, so it's your shader which contains instructions that are not supported by your driver.

Can you show us the list of errors that you get?

[ANtY93]

too many arguments contructor - for / operator,
Texture: not found "framebuffer" in post-effect - even when I use it in shader
Parameter: not found "radius" in post-effect - same
error(#202) No matching overloaded function found atan2

etc.

[Laurent]

too many arguments contructor - for / operator,
Texture: not found "framebuffer" in post-effect - even when I use it in shader
Parameter: not found "radius" in post-effect - same
error(#202) No matching overloaded function found atan2

Is there anything which relates to the shader that you posted? I see no "framebuffer" or "radius" variables, and no call to atan2.
And don't you have the corresponding lines of code?

[ANtY93]

In this which I posted only this shows:
error(#202) No matching overloaded function found atan2

[Laurent]

error(#202) No matching overloaded function found atan2

atan2 is not standard in GLSL, try atan instead (it has a version which takes 2 arguments too).

But I still can't find your call to atan2 in the shader you posted. Am I blind?

[ANtY]

Sorry, wrong line, I meant this:
too many arguments contructor

Also, hmm I used atan but my friend's using atan2 and it's working on his PC. Also I'll past other shader which I triend and which caused these errors which I mentioned before when I get home.

[Laurent]

Sorry, wrong line, I meant this:
too many arguments contructor

Can't you just copy and paste the shader and the exact error output from the GLSL compiler?

Also, hmm I used atan but my friend's using atan2 and it's working on his PC

Different OpenGL drivers implement different GLSL instructions sets (I don't know if they are non-standard extensions, or rather just newer versions of GLSL).
So you should limit yourself to the most standard/basic/official set of instructions if you want maximum portability.