jme-shaders

What problem does it solve?

Creating custom shaders for jMonkeyEngine 3 requires understanding GLSL syntax, material definition structures, and the engine's specific shader variable conventions, which creates a steep learning curve for game developers implementing custom visual effects.

Core Features & Use Cases

• GLSL Shader Authoring: Write compatible vertex and fragment shaders for jME3's rendering pipeline.
• Material Definition Creation: Build .j3md files to configure shader parameters, world uniforms, and rendering techniques.
• Shader Node System: Compose modular, reusable shader logic using jME3's node-based shader workflow.
• Use Case: A jME3 game developer can use this skill to create a custom textured shader with conditional lighting support for their game's world objects without manually writing boilerplate GLSL code.

Quick Start

Use the jme-shaders skill to build a custom unlit colored shader for your jMonkeyEngine 3 game geometry.