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kodi
Is there any way to access the cameras angle(s) in a texture shader? I only know how to get its position.
Edit: I'd also like to know if there's a way to find a sprite/actors origin point for an unrelated WIP shader that does something
I'd like to release and share .
Edit 2: seems some type of angle data can be extracted from ViewMatrix[x][y], but it doesn't work for sprites drawn to the screen, at least not without other data.
kodi
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skornedemon » Tue Oct 24, 2017 12:35 pm
Decided to post here instead of making my own topic.
Ive never dealt with hardware shaders before, least anything 'complex'. I'm looking to try to get this shader:
https://www.shadertoy.com/view/ltc3RX used on a texture in gzdoom.
Is anyone willing to help walk me through it? Converting the code to gzdoom's style, implementing, etc.
I was also thinking if we get a few 'generic' shaders in, I could make a new topic in the 'resources' forum so people could easily use them.
Cheers!
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UsernameAK » Wed Oct 25, 2017 9:18 am
Okay, I got GZDoom 3.2.1, but i haven't even bloom effect in option! WTF? (My GPU supports OpenGL 4.5, but gl_legacy_mode is true)
UsernameAK
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Major Cooke
Hey Nash, think you could include
this tutorial link to the top of your thread? Trying to relearn shaders and lost the link, big thanks to Gutawer for getting it back to me.
If only converting shaders from toybox to GZDoom wasn't such an insane process...
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_mental_
UsernameAK wrote: Okay, I got GZDoom 3.2.1, but i haven't even bloom effect in option! WTF? (My GPU supports OpenGL 4.5, but gl_legacy_mode is true)
Strange, did you try to remove it from config file or set to false?
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Rachael
gl_legacy_mode is re-evaluated every time the OpenGL subsystem is initialized - and therefore, cannot be changed with any actual effect in the config file.
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Nash
Major Cooke wrote: Hey Nash, think you could include
this tutorial link to the top of your thread?
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UsernameAK » Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:32 am
Rachael wrote: gl_legacy_mode is re-evaluated every time the OpenGL subsystem is initialized - and therefore, cannot be changed with any actual effect in the config file.
Code: Select all • Expand view Log started: Sat Oct 28 17:31:56 2017Well, why does it work in compat profile?
Code: Select all • Expand view name of display: :0Last edited by UsernameAK on Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:36 am, edited 2 times in total.
UsernameAK
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UsernameAK » Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:33 am
and yes, add uniform system to old fragment shader system
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Cat
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_mental_
Most likely it's the same problem as in
this report . There is a patch in the topic although we need volunteers to check it.
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UsernameAK » Sat Oct 28, 2017 1:22 pm
_mental_ wrote: Most likely it's the same problem as in
this report . There is a patch in the topic although we need volunteers to check it.
Code: Select all • Expand view MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.5 ./gzdoom works well
UsernameAK
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_mental_
This should be fixed in code so proper OpenGL profile will be selected by default, i.e. without environment variables or any other user actions.
_mental_
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Pixel Eater
Before I make a fool of myself with a feature request I thought I'd ask something here. How feasible would it be for GZDoom to store a texture of the scene "pre-shaded" for custom shaders to access? It would look the same as if the light amplification visor were on. The idea is that the shader would be able to determine whether the pixel it's processing had been affected by the lighting system and by what amount by comparing it to the proposed texture. I think there could be some interesting effects made achievable with this setup.
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dpJudas
This would require GZDoom to output an extra gbuffer with this information. Technically possible, nothing of this sort is currently planned. If such a thing was added it wouldn't make sense to hardcode it output a "pre-shaded" value - it would be better to allow texture shaders to output anything they want into such gbuffers.
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Pixel Eater
Sorry dpJudas, I'm having trouble following. I looked up what a g-buffer is and it sounds like what I'm suggesting. Except where you are mentioning shaders writing
to the texture I'm hoping to have them read from it.
The goal here is for the shader to separate what is an index colour from what has been shaded by the lighting and by how much.
Edit: I'm referring to post-processing shaders in case I haven't mentioned
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