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Geometry shaders render 3D models into polygons and color faces, while fragment shaders apply effects to the entire screen like tinting or distortion. Together, geometry and fragment shaders take models and textures and draw them, while fragment shaders alter the scene to make effects like lenses or Photoshop, potentially causing queasiness.
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