The MSL docs say this is how you construct a 3x3 matrix: float3x3(float3, float3, float3); which I’m doing, but it’spic.twitter.com/Qnn8p2hDkC
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@mhorga_ /o\ But thanks. It’s specified in the docs though!
@warrenm is this a bug or am I missing something?pic.twitter.com/qJQasWFZV8
@_psonice @mhorga_ The problem isn’t the constructor on the RHS, but the copy constructor. The temp isn’t in the constant address space…
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@_psonice @mhorga_ hence no viable candidates. But you can use this syntax instead: `constant float3x3 m(x, y, z);` -
I haven’t been able to get it to work with either syntax, unless I’m missing something. Works fine as preprocessor define.
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If it’s not workable, it’d be good to either fix it or mention it in the docs.
#defining it is OK anyway for that case. -
(Assuming no swifty metal is on the horizon, in which case we’ll need it :D )
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