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You could use a macro:

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

I found this answerthis answer, that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d.

You could use a macro:

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

I found this answer, that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d.

You could use a macro:

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

I found this answer, that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d.

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Gnemlock
Gnemlock
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You could use a macro:

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

EDIT: I found this answerthis answer, that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2631324/opengl-shading-language-backwards-compatibilitytexture2d.

You could use a macro

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

EDIT: I found this answer that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2631324/opengl-shading-language-backwards-compatibility

You could use a macro:

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

I found this answer, that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d.

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James Lambert
James Lambert
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You could use a macro

#if __VERSION__ < 130
#define TEXTURE2D texture2D
#else
#define TEXTURE2D texture
#endif

...

vec4 textureColor =  TEXTURE2D(mySampler, fragmentUV);

EDIT: I found this answer that seems to have a compatibility include that handles more than just texture2d http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2631324/opengl-shading-language-backwards-compatibility