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What is a DGSL file? File created by the Shader Designer component of the Visual Studio IDE ; contains a directed graph that defines 3D surfaces and operations to be performed on the surfaces (e.g., shading, lighting, etc.); often used by programmers that want to develop shaders visually without manually writing source code.

More Information NOTE: DGSL stands for Directed Graph Shader Language.

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What is a DGSL file?

File created by the Shader Designer component of the Visual Studio IDE ; contains a directed graph that defines 3D surfaces and operations to be performed on the surfaces (e.g., shading, lighting, etc.); often used by programmers that want to develop shaders visually without manually writing source code.

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NOTE: DGSL stands for Directed Graph Shader Language.

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Updated: October 23, 2012

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What is a DGSL file?↓
File created by the Shader Designer component of the Visual Studio IDE; contains a directed graph that defines 3D surfaces and operations to be performed on the surfaces (e.g., shading, lighting, etc.); often used by programmers that want to develop shaders visually without manually writing source code.

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