Shadersave is a Windows screensaver that can run Shadertoy shaders locally under OpenGL 4.3 core.

• Get buffers and channels working.
• Implement remaining global variables.
• Get basic conversion code working.
• Get OpenGL renderer working.
• Clean up the code.
• Add support for loading from files instead of resources.
• Add config dialogue using Win32.
• Come up with something to get full 144Hz displaying.

• Audio and VR shaders will not be supported.
• Mouse and/or keyboard input wont be supported for obvious reasons.
• Cubemap shaders will not be supported.
• Some shaders may require minor tweaks due to global naming conflicts.

To build this, you need Visual Studio 2022 with the C++ workload installed alongside the Windows 11 SDK.
You must also place the libraries below in a "lib" folder.

• boost::regex
• GLEW
• GLM

I still haven't heard of ways to debug screensavers properly.

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