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Customize Mathematica Graphics Rendering with GLSL

Mathematica has support for OpenGL Shading Language (GLSL) files to customize 2D/3D graphics rendering through SurfaceAppearance. Users can can create customized rendering and more advanced applications. Learn about all new graphics features that benefit SurfaceAppearance and see how to add customized rendering with simple and advanced examples.

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