Pyra OpenGL ES feature support?

[Yori]

I'm currently staring a project that involves a voxel render.
The current approach i'm trying is using a Geometry shader to generate the mesh on the gpu.
What version opengl/opengl es will the Pyra support and will I be able to use Geometry and tessellation shaders?
I'm wanting to know if my project will be easily portable to the Pyra when I get my hands one one!
If not what would be the best way to implement a fast voxel renderer on the Pyra?

 

[ptitSeb]

No Geometry or Tesselation shaders on Pyra.

 

[Yori]

No Geometry or Tesselation shaders on Pyra.

Thanks for the quick response
[doublepost=1518460226,1518455922][/doublepost]1. What about 3d textures?

acording to this page (at the bottom) opengl es 3.0 supports it.
https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL-Refpages/es3.0/html/glTexImage3D.xhtml

2. What opengl es version will the Pyra support?

 

[ptitSeb]

Pyra will support only GLES 1.1 and GLES 2.0, so no 3D Textures...

(I do have plan to add support for 3D texture in gl4es, but I'm not there yet....).

I wonder what use of 3DTextures you have?

 

[Yori]

I wonder what use of 3DTextures you have?

I'm playing around & trying to make a voxel rendered and one approach I saw for high quantity voxel rendering involves using 3d textures!

That and I wanted to play with volumetric clouds

 

[Yori]

If I was to use a web browser like chrome or firefox on the Pyra with a page that had WebGL would that work?
I am asking because WebGL is derived from OpenGL ES 2.

 

[ptitSeb]

it should yes, as long as the driver as X11 support.