glsl shader (continued) by taby

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// Thank you to Keenan Crane for the basis of this GPU raytracer // ray origin // ray direction varying vec3 eye, eye_dir; uniform vec3 light; uniform vec2 x_bounds; uniform vec2 y_bounds; uniform vec2 z_bounds; void main() {     // limit the number of intensity levels per colour channel     float shades_per_channel = 10.0;     // construct color from ray direction     // 3D Labs GLSL Validator complains about it because rD_origin may be read-only...     eye_dir = normalize(eye_dir);     float x = abs(dot(eye_dir, vec3(1.0, 0.0, 0.0)));     float y = abs(dot(eye_dir, vec3(0.0, 1.0, 0.0)));     float z = abs(dot(eye_dir, vec3(0.0, 0.0, 1.0)));     // colour by previous calculations     gl_FragColor.a = 1.0;     gl_FragColor.b = 1.0 - floor(shades_per_channel * x) / shades_per_channel;     gl_FragColor.g = 1.0 - floor(shades_per_channel * y) / shades_per_channel;     gl_FragColor.r =       floor(shades_per_channel * z) / shades_per_channel;     // colour control     float sat_percent = 50.0;     float bri_percent = 75.0;          // any "* 0.01" were originally "/ 100"     // not sure if the nvidia-bundled glsl compiler optimizes for this?     // saturation     gl_FragColor.r += ((1.0 - gl_FragColor.r) * 0.01) * (100.0 - sat_percent);     gl_FragColor.g += ((1.0 - gl_FragColor.g) * 0.01) * (100.0 - sat_percent);     gl_FragColor.b += ((1.0 - gl_FragColor.b) * 0.01) * (100.0 - sat_percent);     // brightness     gl_FragColor.r *= bri_percent * 0.01;     gl_FragColor.g *= bri_percent * 0.01;     gl_FragColor.b *= bri_percent * 0.01; }