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+# API Documentation: `SMODS.ScreenShader`
+This class allows for drawing a shader on the entire screen, rather than just a singular object.
+- **Required parameters:**
+	- `key`
+    - `shader` or `path`
+        - `shader` refers to the key of an existing shader, including mod prefix key. `path` refers to the file of a shader similar to the `path` parameter in `SMODS.Shader`
+        - Only one of these parameters is required, having both will prioritize `shader` and ignore `path`
+- **Optional parameters** *(defaults)*:
+    - `order`
+        - Defines the order in which ScreenShaders should be rendered, defaults to 0
+        - ScreenShaders are rendered in order from lowest to highest.
+
+
+## API methods
+- `should_apply(self) -> boolean`
+    - Determines whether a ScreenShader should apply to the screen at any given time. If not defined, defaults to always applying.
+- `send_vars(self) -> table`
+    - Used to send extra vars to the shader, similar to `SMODS.Shader.send_vars`
+    - One major difference between the two, with `SMODS.ScreenShader.send_vars`, you can pass arrays like so
+    ```lua
+    send_vars = function(self)
+        return {
+            float_array = {array = {1.5, 2.3, 6.7}},
+            vector_array = {array = { {x, y}, {z, w} }}
+        }
+    end
+    ```
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