--JawZ-- ENB resources, updated 15 september-14

[Aiyen]

JawZ:
Ah yes ofc. I need to do it as an if statement instead of a lerp... will try that! Thanks!

[--JawZ--]

Yeah well that's one way to do it and as I said a fast and simple approach to it.

Also you don't need the TInteriorFactor, you can just simply use the default one EInteriorFactor if you want.
I just thought I would show the approach with adjustable factor value so that you can customize it to affect
either interior or exterior with the "0, 1" or "1, 0".

[Aiyen]

Really getting annoyed by these function calls now... I am missing some basic logic in the HLSL syntax here.

This works.

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--------------------------------------Outside Pixel shader----------------------------------------------
float A = 1.0; 
float k = 1.0;

float3 TestFunc(float3 x)
	{
		float B = A;
		return x * A
	}

	float3 LargeFunc(float3 color)
	{
		float3 numerator = TestFunc(color);        
		float3 denominator = TestFunc(k);
		return numerator / denominator;
	}

--------------------------------------Inside Pixel shader----------------------------------------------

color.xyz = LargeFunc(color.xyz);

However this stops the code from working at all.

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--------------------------------------Outside Pixel shader----------------------------------------------
float AExt = 1.0; 
float kExt = 1.0;

float AInt = 1.0; 
float kInt = 1.0;

float3 TestFunc(float3 x)
	{
		float B = A;
		return x * A
	}

	float3 LargeFunc(float3 color)
	{
		float3 numerator = TestFunc(color);        
		float3 denominator = TestFunc(k);
		return numerator / denominator;
	}

--------------------------------------Inside Pixel shader----------------------------------------------

if(EinteriorFactor = 0.0)
{
float A = AExt; 
float k = kExt; 
color.xyz = LargeFunc(color.xyz);
}
else
{
float A = AInt; 
float k = kInt; 
color.xyz = LargeFunc(color.xyz);
}

I have boiled the actual code down to this obviously, since the actual code would take up WAY too much space... hence why I use function calls to begin with. This is also the reason why I do not drop them entirely, since they would just clutter up the file way way too much. Also now I am just getting a bit annoyed that I do not know this, since I thought I had the basic syntax down.
If you want I can pm you the actual whole code... Its for my new approach to tonemapping. Originally I wanted to just keep one set of tonemapping parameters for everything, but now I would be interested in splitting them up.

edit: Added the missing ; as pointed out. I did have those included in the actual example

[mindflux]

I believe you're simply missing semicolons (;):

if(EinteriorFactor = 0.0)
{
float A = AExt;
float k = kExt;
color.xyz = LargeFunc(color.xyz)
}
else
{
float A = AInt;
float k = kInt;
color.xyz = LargeFunc(color.xyz)
}

[Aiyen]

Yeah I forgot to put them in there in the code example. Thanks for pointing that out! I do have them in the actual code.

It is always the first thing I check when the file wont load....

[--JawZ--]

Anyone interested in enblens textures as I'm working on creating a couple?

[wolfgrimdark]

Anyone interested in enblens textures as I'm working on creating a couple?

I would like to test both of those out if you want to share the PNG files. Thanks! WGD

[electricsheep26354]

Wow JawZ these are really good, converted file 3 to PNG and downsampled to 2k - looks really good in game, complements Kyo's sunsprite shaders beautifully

[--JawZ--]

You don't happen to have a preview shoot of the texture you used?
Haven't had the time to setup a enblens.fx file yet and test these out


EDIT;

Here's the first lens I created, though this is "low quality" compared to the others;

[electricsheep26354]

Hi JawZ

In game with the 2nd lens image from your 1st post, downsampled to 2k, effect exaggerated a bit for sake of screenshot:
(Settings need tweaking to get the right balance in-game.)



Also using Kyo's sunsprite effects