Well I can get it started but they'll have to do the filtering to the LUT on their end...
Link to LUT
Making the lite amp not suck
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Re: Making the lite amp not suck
All that's needed is to replace the example (colour inverted) file in the /textures subdir with a filtered copy of the LUT linked above and (fingers crossed) it will run.
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Re: Making the lite amp not suck
Looks pretty sick!
Link to Pixel Eater's .pk3 with the LUT I used. In this case I was testing with DarkDoomZ using the "Oppressive" preset and the "Compress" light mode. note it WILL NOT WORK IF THE SECTOR LIGHT LEVELS GET CLIPPED TO BLACK!
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Link to Pixel Eater's .pk3 with the LUT I used. In this case I was testing with DarkDoomZ using the "Oppressive" preset and the "Compress" light mode. note it WILL NOT WORK IF THE SECTOR LIGHT LEVELS GET CLIPPED TO BLACK!
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Re: Making the lite amp not suck
Looks even cooler with SBrightmaps and bloom / tonemaps enabled! Try them all, but I like "Linear" for eye-searing realism and "Uncharted 2" for aesthetics. "Palette" looks cool too.
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Although it's making me think perhaps the green is slightly too saturated and/or bright. The whole LUT could probably be dialed back to like 75% saturation and I could drop off a couple of the brightening steps.
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Although it's making me think perhaps the green is slightly too saturated and/or bright. The whole LUT could probably be dialed back to like 75% saturation and I could drop off a couple of the brightening steps.
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Re: Making the lite amp not suck
Wow, that is freaking awesome!
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Re: Making the lite amp not suck
That's very convincing. Now only noise needs to be added to make it perfect.