Fixed broken links

defold · Feb 9, 2025 · 2235993 · 2235993
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diff --git a/collection_splash/example/menu.collection b/collection_splash/example/menu.collection
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ embedded_instances {
   id: "go"
   data: "components {\n"
   "  id: \"menu\"\n"
-  "  component: \"/examples/collection/proxy/menu.gui\"\n"
+  "  component: \"/example/menu.gui\"\n"
   "  position {\n"
   "    x: 0.0\n"
   "    y: 0.0\n"

diff --git a/gui_layouts/example/change_canvas/change_resolution.go b/gui_layouts/example/change_canvas/change_resolution.go
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 components {
   id: "change_resolution"
-  component: "/examples/gui/layouts/change_canvas/change_resolution.script"
+  component: "/example/change_canvas/change_resolution.script"
   position {
     x: 0.0
     y: 0.0

diff --git a/material_screenspace/example/example.md b/material_screenspace/example/example.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ scripts: screenspace.script, screenspace.vp, screenspace.fp
 
 In this example, we create a new material for 3D models in which we convert vertex coordinates to screenspace to get a special effect. It may be called "surface fill", "screenspace fill" and is used, most often in combination with outlines, to highlight objects in 3D games or indicate their status. 
 
-We added two game objects and two models to which we assigned our new `screenspace` material. The material is based on [`unlit`](/examples/material/unlit/), but in it:
+We added two game objects and two models to which we assigned our new `screenspace` material. The material is based on [`unlit`](/examples/material_unlit/), but in it:
 - vertex shader: we added a conversion of the clip space position to the screen position to pass that value to the fragment shader.
 - fragment shader: we added sampling the color based on screenspace coordinates and blending into the final output color.
 - material properties: we added a new sampler to set a second texture to be used as a pattern, and user-defined uniforms to control the fragment shader.