I'm curious, does (or will) the new shader implementation support geometry (and maybe even tesselation) shaders? Or am I limited to vertex and fragment ones?

Cheers

Michael

I'm using Sublime Text 2 as my main editor and was annoyed by the extra clicks I had to go through every time I wanted to run the sketch in Processing. So instead I'm using a very simple Autohotkey script to find the correct Processing window and send ctrl-r. Trivial, but it really saves some clicks and avoids having to deal with the command line... 

here's the script:

2. #b::
3. SetTitleMatchMode, 2
4. ;assuming we're in the editor right now
5. WinGetActiveTitle, st2
6. 
   
7. ; title contains filename and some extra bits. trim from right to cut of editor name and file extension from title (21 characters in this case)
8. StringTrimRight, st2trim, st2, 21
9. 
   
10. ; we only want the last part of the filename
11. StringSplit, arr, st2trim,\
12. f := arr%arr0%
13. 
    
14. ; open the Processing window and send ctrl-r to run
15. WinActivate,%f% | Processing 1.5.1
16. send ^r

Hope it's of use to someone...

Michael

I'm drawing some voronoi fractures using Polygon2D objects, and it works fine. However, storing them to PDF does not, they are just not drawn at all. If however I translate them to vertex() shapes, they do get drawn, but it's not as nice and clean as with the Polygon2D objects. I was wondering whether there was a way to save these to PDF, or ideally even to SVG?

Cheers

Michael