Xorchan's Modular ENB Effect.txt Framework

[ENBSeries]

Yes, these files are working for me and no more files required. I tested them with skyrim mod (the only difference, that for skyrim i'm running it from enbseries folder to make sure no other files used), but code unchanged to effect.txt. Try with skyrim or fallout version yourself.

[tapioks]

Hi Boris,

Ok, I tested the files with Fallout NV and both effects work! However, I try the same files in the other game (including the same d3d9.dll I used with Fallout NV) , but it does not work... oh well, maybe it is not meant to be.

I will try with a couple other enbseries versions to see if I get lucky and find an older one that supports multi-pass...

[ENBSeries]

May be render states in passes somehow not work. Try also to put all files in root folder, may be relative paths not working.

[tapioks]

Yay! It works with shaders in root

Thank you Boris!

[tapioks]

Nevermind ^_^

[tapioks]

Ok... so I have tried adding one more effect.txt shader, the ENB 'vingette' effect, but this seems to break the chain. I tried to add it using the same approach that works for the cel-shader and filmgrain effects: I placed all files in root folder and added the include command to the effect.txt file. I modified vignette.fxh as necessary: removed textures/samplers and techniques, and added the following lines to the bottom:

#define SHADER PS_Process
#include "technique.fxh"

For some reason when I include the vignette shader, none of the effects render...
... I feel like I don't even know how to tie my own shoes >.<

[ENBSeries]

May be because #define SHADER PS_PostProcess already declared in other shader?

[tapioks]

Hmmm, but in vignette file it is different:

#define SHADER PS_Process

And not this:

#define SHADER PS_PostProcess

... so they should not conflict?

[ENBSeries]

Uh, sorry, i saw similar and decided they are same.

[ENBSeries]

Okay, another idea, may be VS_PostProcess doubled in two files? You are using another shader, VS_Bypass as i remember.