====== Algorithm Switch Shader ======

The //AlgorithmSwitchShader// allows the definition of different shaders used for different purposes depending on the actual used algorithm, namely raytracing, visualization, light modelling. The the two defined constructor of the //AlgorithmSwitchShader// class ether allow to define a different shader for visualization, raytracing, and radiation (light modelling), or just for visualization, and radiation.

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  * //public AlgorithmSwitchShader (Shader guiShader, Shader raytracerShader, Shader radiationShader)//
  * //public AlgorithmSwitchShader (Shader guiShader, Shader radiationShader)//

Personal note: I nearly never use the //AlgorithmSwitchShader// within larger simulations where the model runs several hours. If there are not intermediate rendered images generated, there is no real need to update the visualization, so instead, I only use the radiation shader during the whole simulation and only change the gui shader to generate nice looking images once.