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On Javascript, if you are using <code>gl.uniform4fv</code> and want a array of size <code>k</code> in your shader, you will need to pass an array of size 4 * k to the uniform function. | On Javascript, if you are using <code>gl.uniform4fv</code> and want a array of size <code>k</code> in your shader, you will need to pass an array of size 4 * k to the uniform function. | ||
=== | ===Pass floats as textures=== | ||
Oftentimes, you'll want to pass large arrays into your shader.<br> | Oftentimes, you'll want to pass large arrays into your shader.<br> | ||
If you use uniform arrays such as <code>gl.uniform1fv</code>, you'll be limited to 1024 uniforms [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50032570/passing-large-array-into-uniform-in-webgl].<br> | If you use uniform arrays such as <code>gl.uniform1fv</code>, you'll be limited to 1024 uniforms [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50032570/passing-large-array-into-uniform-in-webgl].<br> | ||