Update default.frag with fixed comment#37
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There is a comment that has inaccurate information - it claims that the y-coordinate of the mouse starts at the top at 0 pixels and increases as it goes down, however the y-coordinate of the mouse starts at the bottom at 0 pixels and increases as it goes up. This change is to prevent new users learning glsl from being confused by the behavior of the mouse.
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There is a comment that has inaccurate information on line 17 - it claims that the y-coordinate of the mouse starts at the top at 0 pixels and increases as it goes down, however the y-coordinate of the mouse starts at the bottom at 0 pixels and increases as it goes up. This change is to prevent new users learning glsl from being confused by the behavior of the mouse.