just found out that round(-.2) in glsl gives you -0 and round(.2) gives you +0
@SuricrasiaOnline having positive and negative zero is one of the most annoying "features" with IEEE floating point
@ChlorideCull @SuricrasiaOnline if you want edge cases to give you +infinity or -infinity when doing computations, you need to know from which sign you got zero.
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@Feufochmar @SuricrasiaOnline It's also pretty logical from a spec standpoint, as the sign is a separate bit, so not allowing both positive and negative zero would be a special case unlike just allowing it to be a thing
