Hi. Great looking library! I'm just scoping it for the first time. I notice there is no shader graphics 4 availability for Java: wondered why this was?

There's a Java-AWT target (called "java") which doesn't do Graphics4 because it uses only AWT (it's for easy integration without any dependencies). There's a Java-Android target (called "android") which of course does Graphics4. There's no Java+some dll for GPU access (e.g. JOGL) target and no plans for it. If you want that I think it would make more sense to basically build your own JOGL-like thing which calls Kha functions or your functionality on top of Kha instead of OpenGL functions, so you could retain Kha's multi GPU API support.

Hi Robert. Thanks for the reply. I guess I'm sort of looking for 'that'. I'm very familiar with all the pure Java renderers. Whereas, what I seek the ability to get closer to the GPU but under something more elegant, like Kha, rather than using Opengl wrappings JOGL or LWJGL. I have a Java game engine, and game, close to completion, that I intend to port to a new graphics API in the future. I'll do some more research, about the possibilities Kha and Java before commenting further!

I think for that usecase you should completely ignore Kha and instead use Kore (Kha's C++ sister project which is used for all native targets) and integrate that the same way JOGL integrates OpenGL.

@robert Thanks, Robert. It's an interesting thought.