Pass eyecandy data to the scene API about scenefx HOT 9 CLOSED

Haha I had to laugh at the dialogue, good on you for messaging about it

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Could do something similar but with wlr_scene_buffer_set_effects? Then everything else could be identical, compositors would only need to call that function

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We should also be able to pass global args to the fx_renderer. One example would be a blur toggle

Has this landed in tinywl main branch?

No. Just a reminder that we have to add this functionality :)

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We should also be able to pass global args to the fx_renderer. One example would be a blur toggle

I'm actually not sure about this. In the SwayFX implementation, fx_renderer has no knowledge of config values, and I'm wondering if we should keep it like that for scenefx. It would simplify things a bit if we just blurred windows when specifically told, and had the compositor handle always telling us to blur if a global setting is set

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Let's bring the deco_data_temp branch into a PR and we can iterate from there

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Seems like it's already been done (the opacity bit) 😅

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots/-/merge_requests/4145

from scenefx.

We should also be able to pass global args to the fx_renderer. One example would be a blur toggle

from scenefx.

We should also be able to pass global args to the fx_renderer. One example would be a blur toggle

Has this landed in tinywl main branch?

from scenefx.

We should also be able to pass global args to the fx_renderer. One example would be a blur toggle

I'm actually not sure about this. In the SwayFX implementation, fx_renderer has no knowledge of config values, and I'm wondering if we should keep it like that for scenefx. It would simplify things a bit if we just blurred windows when specifically told, and had the compositor handle always telling us to blur if a global setting is set

Aaah, very true! A global would be kinda redundant if it already knows that it has to blur. How are we gonna tackle this? Use the method that's used in the deco_data_temp branch or something else?

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