What is GX Shader?

[Ultrasheer]

Ultrasheer last edited by

@burnout426 Hello tried all of the above but still see nothing

[symphony-01]

symphony-01 @Ultrasheer last edited by

@ultrasheer uninstall and install opera.. might help

[Ultrasheer]

Ultrasheer @symphony-01 last edited by leocg

@symphony-01 Yesss it fixed it, theres a reinstall settings when trying to uninstall

[Toastt-Toastt]

Toastt-Toastt last edited by

i cant see the shaders do its thing. i did everything even the other settings. ive tired refreshing the page and the shaders still wont work.
i have it enable and selected but no good.

[ahsan-kashif]

ahsan-kashif @Toastt-Toastt last edited by

@toastt-toastt I can't see them either .Maybe its something to do with the mods you use them with.

[JustAPers0n100]

JustAPers0n100 @Toastt-Toastt last edited by

@toastt-toastt The shaders apparently only work on a few pages such as a google search. I think the reason is that they don't want the shaders to interfere with websites that are reading-heavy and/or visual-heavy, which google is neither, so yeah, go around and find websites to play around with the shaders.

[FantasticDanger0]

FantasticDanger0 @JustAPers0n100 last edited by

@justapers0n100 you can use example.com to try them tbh

[P00NK]

P00NK @Toastt-Toastt last edited by

@toastt-toastt Hello! For you to see the shader working, click on the penultimate item before the 3 dots in the sidebar, and activate the option. If it doesn't work, you can try to remove the mod, restart opera, and activate again!

[undermanfan]

undermanfan last edited by

i still dont understand what exactly a shader does to your browser, does it change the color or add an image or anything? i dont really understand what it does so can someone please tell me

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @undermanfan last edited by

@undermanfan See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/filter to read about the CSS filter property.

Then, look at some demos:

https://www.w3docs.com/tools/code-editor/5596

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.php?filename=trycss3_filter_grayscale

https://codepen.io/Shokeen/pen/aNdLaz

https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/f/filter/

https://fhtr.org/css-filters/

So, a shader mod in Opera allows you to apply CSS filters to elements on pages. But, in addition to the filter functions that all modern browsers support, Opera mods have an Opera-specific filter function that allows you to write GPU shader code and use that code as a CSS filter. See https://github.com/opera-gaming/gxmods/blob/main/documentation/shaders.md for more info.

[AlexWriter]

AlexWriter last edited by AlexWriter

Thanks for codepen example, now im understend

[kirmitdafrog378]

kirmitdafrog378 @burnout426 last edited by

@burnout426 thanks this really helped me