Fix GLSL 4.0 mistake

Should have stated functions are based on GLSL ES 3.0 (GLSL != GLSL ES)
godotengine · Sep 25, 2024 · 4363a07 · 4363a07
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diff --git a/tutorials/shaders/shader_reference/shader_functions.rst b/tutorials/shaders/shader_reference/shader_functions.rst
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Built-in functions
 ==================
 
 Godot supports a large number of built-in functions, conforming roughly to the
-GLSL 4.00 specification.
+GLSL ES 3.0 specification.
 
 .. note::
     The following type aliases only used in documentation to reduce repetitive function declarations.
@@ -40,19 +40,23 @@ GLSL 4.00 specification.
     Many functions that accept one or more vectors or matrices perform the described function on each component of the vector/matrix.
     Some examples:
 
-    +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
-    | Operation                         | Equivalent Scalar Operation                         |
-    +===================================+=====================================================+
-    | ``sqrt(vec2(4,64))``              | ``vec2(sqrt(4),sqrt(64))``                          |
-    +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
-    | ``min(vec2(3,4),1)``              | ``vec2(min(3,1),min(4,1))``                         |
-    +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
-    | ``min(vec3(1,2,3),vec3(5,1,3))``  | ``vec3(min(1,5),min(2,1),min(3,3))``                |
-    +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
-    | ``pow(vec3(3,8,5),2)``            | ``vec3(pow(3,2),pow(8,2),pow(5,2))``                |
-    +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
-    | ``pow(vec3(3,8,5),vec3(1,2,4))``  | ``vec3(pow(3,1),pow(8,2),pow(5,4))``                |
-    +-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
+    .. table::
+        :class: nowrap-col2 nowrap-col1
+        :widths: auto
+
+        +---------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
+        | Operation                             | Equivalent Scalar Operation                         |
+        +=======================================+=====================================================+
+        | ``sqrt(vec2(4, 64))``                 | ``vec2(sqrt(4), sqrt(64))``                         |
+        +---------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
+        | ``min(vec2(3, 4), 1)``                | ``vec2(min(3, 1), min(4, 1))``                      |
+        +---------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
+        | ``min(vec3(1, 2, 3),vec3(5, 1, 3))``  | ``vec3(min(1, 5), min(2, 1), min(3, 3))``           |
+        +---------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
+        | ``pow(vec3(3, 8, 5 ), 2)``            | ``vec3(pow(3, 2), pow(8, 2), pow(5, 2))``           |
+        +---------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
+        | ``pow(vec3(3, 8, 5), vec3(1, 2, 4))`` | ``vec3(pow(3, 1), pow(8, 2), pow(5, 4))``           |
+        +---------------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
 
     The `GLSL Language Specification <http://www.opengl.org/registry/doc/GLSLangSpec.4.30.6.pdf>`_ says under section 5.10 Vector and Matrix Operations: