Some simple shaders for the obs plugin 'shaderfilter plus' https://github.com/Limeth/obs-shaderfilter-plus#obs-shaderfilter-plus
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README.md
A collection of openGL shaders for the shaderfilter plus plugin of obs.
How to use:
- Install obs and shaderfilter plus: https://obsproject.com https://github.com/Limeth/obs-shaderfilter-plus#obs-shaderfilter-plus
- If you're on windows, run obs with opengl. Read the readme file of shaderfilter-plus. On linux obs automatically runs with opengl.
- Add a 'shaderfilter plus' filter to whatever you want to filter in obs
- Select the desired .glsl file.
The shaders in the anaglyph_3d folder are used to combine two sources to be viewable in 3d with 3d glasses. They can be used as follows.
- Create a group source.
- Add the left and the right source into the group. Right should be on top.
- Apply red.glsl to the right image, cyan.glsl to the left one.
- Apply merge.glsl to the whole group to correct the brightness.
The anaglyph effect is not perfect but close enough.