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Processing 4.x releases for Java 17

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I would like to have a PGraphics / framebuffer stack that works analogously to the matrix stack such that all the default drawing functions apply to the framebuffer currently at...

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## Description Using right-click 'Jump to declaration' menu item causes Processing to lock-up in some sketches. When selecting a variable or function name in the UI and clicking on 'Jump...

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I was playing around with `loadPixels()` and `updatePixels()` and I found a strange behaviour, in which using FX2D with MacOS creates a blur effect after redraws. Another person using Windows...

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## Description i was playing around with svg export and curve drawing. I'm working on MacOS with a retina display, therefore i add pixelDensity to improve display. ## Expected Behavior...

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Hi guys, thanks for your excellent work on Processing 4. Sorry to report this annoying issue making it essentially impossible to detect the difference between SHIFT and PAGE_UP when using...

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OpenGL

I don't think this really needs to be addressed, but I wanted to make note of the error, since I didn't find any info elsewhere. I was moving a Java...

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OpenGL

## Expected Behavior If I use the scale function and then use the textSize function to reverse that scaling, I expect to get the same result as just rendering the...

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OpenGL

## Description I'm trying to run a simple sketch on a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (4GB) at 1080p 60 FPS, but I can only get it to run at...

Raspberry Pi

## Description Hi, I am trying to make a skecth with fragmetn and vertex shaders, but on creating new file I am getting ".glsl is not a valid extension". It...

Processing 4.2, OSX 10.15.7 ```java void setup() { size(600, 600, P2D); PGraphics pg = createGraphics(64, 64, P2D); pg.beginDraw(); pg.background(255, 0, 0); pg.endDraw(); image(pg, 0, 0); pg.save("bug.png"); } ``` It should...

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OpenGL