ShaderTools 1.0.1

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dotnet add package ShaderTools --version 1.0.1

NuGet\Install-Package ShaderTools -Version 1.0.1

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<PackageReference Include="ShaderTools" Version="1.0.1" />

For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.

paket add ShaderTools --version 1.0.1

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#r "nuget: ShaderTools, 1.0.1"

#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.

// Install ShaderTools as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=ShaderTools&version=1.0.1

// Install ShaderTools as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=ShaderTools&version=1.0.1

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NuGet packages (1)

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BloomEffectRenderer If you want to add a nice bloom-effect to your game, this library will help you. It's a portable library, so it will work with all MG flavors and it is pretty simple to use. Just create a BloomEffectRenderer in your game, hook it up (Initialize and UnloadContent) and tell it to render the effect at the appropriate point in your draw-method. Pass it a RenderTarget (source) where you've drawn all your stuff in, and a second one (target) where the output will be rendered to. If you pass 'null' as the target RenderTarget then it will draw directly to the backbuffer.	11.5K

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BloomEffectRenderer

If you want to add a nice bloom-effect to your game, this library will help you. It's a portable library, so it will work with all MG flavors and it is pretty simple to use. Just create a BloomEffectRenderer in your game, hook it up (Initialize and UnloadContent) and tell it to render the effect at the appropriate point in your draw-method. Pass it a RenderTarget (source) where you've drawn all your stuff in, and a second one (target) where the output will be rendered to. If you pass 'null' as the target RenderTarget then it will draw directly to the backbuffer.

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Version	Downloads	Last updated
1.0.2.1	2,326	1/27/2018
1.0.1.2	918	1/16/2018
1.0.1.1	1,092	1/16/2018
1.0.1	1,042	1/16/2018