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  "path": "/t/cartoonedgefilter-makes-the-entire-background-black/49419#post_9",
  "publishedAt": "2026-02-21T04:10:55.000Z",
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  "textContent": "I found the problem. All you should need to do (in addition to the changes you already made) is set FilterPostProcessor’s internal framebuffer format:\n\n\n    fpp.setFrameBufferFormat(Format.RGBA8);\n\n\nFilterPostProcessor sneakily swaps out the viewport’s target framebuffer with its own before anything gets rendered, and uses a packed RGB format by default.\n\nEdit: interestingly enough, it seems that if the graphics driver doesn’t support packed floating-point textures, either RGB16F, RGBA16F, or RGB8 is used instead, regardless of what is passed to `setFrameBufferFormat`. So FilterPostProcessor could just randomly override whatever you pass in on some graphics cards.",
  "title": "CartoonEdgeFilter makes the entire background black"
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