Velvet

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Velvet is a multiloader library for making and using your own OpenGL shaders based off of Satin. I highly suggest supporting the Satin developers, but don't pester them with bug reports if you're using Velvet.

For documentation, ((https://github.com/Ladysnake/Satin/wiki)) will provide you with everything. Some class and method names are different, as Velvet renames them to match Mojmap names.

### Adding Velvet to your project

If your project is Fabric only, please use (https://github.com/Ladysnake/Satin) instead.

You can add Velvet by putting the following in your `build.gradle`: ```gradle repositories { maven { name = "Up-Mods & Cammie's Corner" url = "https://maven.uuid.gg/releases" } } ``` For Fabric (Ignore this if you're only using NeoForge): ```gradle dependencies { modImplementation "dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-Common:${velvet_version}" modImplementation "dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-Fabric:${velvet_version}" // If you want to jar-in-jar Velvet include "dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-Common:${velvet_version}" include "dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-Fabric:${velvet_version}" } ``` For NeoForge: ```gradle dependencies { implementation "dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-Common:${velvet_version}" implementation "dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-NeoForge:${velvet_version}" // If you want to jar-in-jar Velvet jarJar(dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-Common:${velvet_version}) { transitive = false version { strictly "[${velvet_version},)" prefer ${velvet_version} } } jarJar(dev.cammiescorner.velvet:Velvet-NeoForge:${velvet_version}) { transitive = false version { strictly "[${velvet_version},)" prefer ${velvet_version} } } } ```

Then add the library version to your `gradle.properties` file: ```properties # Velvet version velvet_version=0.x.x ``` Or your `libs.versions.toml` file if you're using one of those instead: ```toml # Velvet version velvet_version = "0.x.x" ```

For the latest version of Velvet, please check the (https://github.com/CammiePone/Velvet/releases).