device->VSSetShaderResources(0, 1, rv);
The shader resouce is bound to vertex shader resource slot 0. But will it also be accessible by a pixel shader in the slot 0 or do I also have to call PSSetShaderResource?
[DirectX 11] Binding Shader resources
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When I bind a shader resource or a buffer using this method:
The shader resouce is bound to vertex shader resource slot 0. But will it also be accessible by a pixel shader in the slot 0 or do I also have to call PSSetShaderResource?
The shader resouce is bound to vertex shader resource slot 0. But will it also be accessible by a pixel shader in the slot 0 or do I also have to call PSSetShaderResource?
When I bind a shader resource or a buffer using this method:
device->VSSetShaderResources(0, 1, rv);
The shader resouce is bound to vertex shader resource slot 0. But will it also be accessible by a pixel shader in the slot 0 or do I must also call PSSetShaderResource?
Kinda render PSSetShaderResources() redundant if it did
No, it will not be bound to the ps also. You will have to send it to another slot too, not slot 0, so for example:
[color="#000000"]device[color="#666600"]->PS[color="#660066"]SetShaderResources[color="#666600"]([color="#006666"]1[color="#666600"], [color="#006666"]1[color="#666600"],[color="#000000"] rv);
[color="#000000"]device[color="#666600"]->PS[color="#660066"]SetShaderResources[color="#666600"]([color="#006666"]1[color="#666600"], [color="#006666"]1[color="#666600"],[color="#000000"] rv);
No, it will not be bound to the ps also. You will have to send it to another slot too, not slot 0, so for example:
[color="#000000"]device[color="#666600"]->PS[color="#660066"]SetShaderResources[color="#666600"]([color="#006666"]1[color="#666600"], [color="#006666"]1[color="#666600"],[color="#000000"] rv);
That isn't correct - the set of resources that are bound to each stage don't influence each other (outside of the restrictions with UAVs being bound to multiple locations). So you could set a shader resource view to the same index on each stage, or different indices - they are independent of each other.
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