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GTA IV : GP's ENB presets - update 0910

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 15:22
by gp65cj04
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EXTRASUNNY

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SUNNY

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WINDY

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CLOUDY

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DRIZZLE

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RAINY

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FOGGY

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--------------------update 0910--------------------

Fixed incorret bokeh shape
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Terrible artifact from focus to out of focus when the bokeh become more visible.
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Download (update 0910) :
http://www.mediafire.com/?0glcf607ancf8qc

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 15:26
by MaxG3D
This is probably the most realistic preset for GTA 4 I have ever seen. I have some notes thought:

- Why there are no clouds? I don't feel that it makes the preset more realistic,
- Ambient seems to be too low. You might want to increase it.
- Could You make sreenshots from other weathers?

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 15:36
by gp65cj04
MaxTheUniqueGamer wrote:This is probably the most realistic preset for GTA 4 I have ever seen. I have some notes thought:

- Why there are no clouds? I don't feel that it makes the preset more realistic,
- Ambient seems to be too low. You might want to increase it.
- Could You make sreenshots from other weathers?
Thanks.
To be honest, I don't how to make cloud looks good in the timecyc, so I removed it from extra-sunny and sunny.. :oops:
I will take some screen shots of other weathers in next few days or screen shots by users (getting busy now... that's why all of the screen shots are old). :)

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 17:02
by icelaglace
This is excellent mate. Very nice settings, It's been a while I didn't see a good set around here (latest was DP3 1.4 :P)
I really like the bloom btw, gives a warm & cold bloom at the same time :)
I wish I can have more time to play with it, but direction Hong Kong tomorrow then New Zealand -ugh-
Ima visit you in Taiwan mate haha.

Thank you for sharing :)
If you need help with the clouds I can help you, I'm more into timecyc than fx. :)

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 18:10
by gp65cj04
icelaglace wrote:This is excellent mate. Very nice settings, It's been a while I didn't see a good set around here (latest was DP3 1.4 :P)
I really like the bloom btw, gives a warm & cold bloom at the same time :)
I wish I can have more time to play with it, but direction Hong Kong tomorrow then New Zealand -ugh-
Ima visit you in Taiwan mate haha.

Thank you for sharing :)
If you need help with the clouds I can help you, I'm more into timecyc than fx. :)

Have fun! :D

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 18:21
by icelaglace
Thank you my friend :)
Btw, will you share one day your lens stuff using the palette etc?
I saw Ban007 using it, I think.

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 20:35
by milktree
how do you disable the black bars?

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 20:46
by icelaglace
milktree wrote:how do you disable the black bars?
Comment the lines you want :
//#define DECORATE_PATTERN_1
#define DECORATE_PATTERN_2

2 is black bars
1 is vignette

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 10 Sep 2012, 01:02
by earljanxxx09
Nice! this ENB looks awesome and realistic. Gonna try this one later thanks GP :D

Re: GTA IV : GP's ENB presets

Posted: 10 Sep 2012, 17:40
by gp65cj04
icelaglace wrote:Thank you my friend :)
Btw, will you share one day your lens stuff using the palette etc?
I saw Ban007 using it, I think.
I gave up...
The lens flare looks so weird...

source : http://www.john-chapman.net/content.php?id=18

mix up with palette in the enbeffect.fx

for instance :

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	float4 dirtPalette=tex2D(s13, _v0.xy);
	
	float4	colorBloom=r5.w*tex2D(s3, _v0.xy);//0.5
	float	bloomGray=dot(colorBloom.xyz, 0.333)*EBloomAmount;
	float3	lensFlareDirt=dirtPalette.xyz*0.5;
	color.xyz+=colorBloom.xyz*lensFlareDirt.xyz*saturate(bloomGray)*0.25;