#Different shader language than in a YouTube video

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polar venture
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I am watching a YouTube video about Bevy Shaders and there the guy uses expressions like this in his wgsl files: [[location(0)]], but Bevy throws an error when I try to also do that. For some reason, it only understands @location(0). Why is that? Are we using different versions? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOOOc9-joVo

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chris biscardi
What's in a wgsl fragment shader? ft Bevy

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native drum
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Probably a lot of his videos a kinda obselete because bevy changed so much this past year and a half

sudden ore
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tbf, that's due to wgsl changing, not bevy in this specific case

native drum
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But the principal still is relevant just you have to fidle with some details to get it to work

polar venture
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Bruh, aight. Thx

native drum
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Something you can also do is having the migration guides on the side

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If your trying to reproduce a part of the video it is quite handy

polar venture