[example] Writing into the depth buffer #2836
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BugraAS
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@BugraAlptekinSari Thanks for the example! |
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* Add a depth buffer example. * Fixed a typo
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An example to demonstrate how to write into the depth buffer so people don't have to search like I have in the future.
This example replaces the depth values by
1 - depthto essentially invert the depth and make the farthest pixel appear on top.Also I only tested the build on PLATFORM_WEB and PLATFORM_DESKTOP on a Linux machine. I don't know if it works on windows but I don't see why it shouldn't.