[SLE / SSE / FO4] Depth of Field

[MaxG3D]

I've made a quick and dirty port of the weight function, since it's my fav feature of your DOF

[Marty McFly]

Can't you just wait until I do it? :v

[MaxG3D]

Can't you just wait until I do it? :v

I'm too excited

[Guzio]

Marty -- Out of curiosity, just installed Skyrim SE and ENB 0.310.
Still on Windows 7 and maybe I'm doing something wrong (should I change something in the Skyrim inis ?), but I have encountered some problems when using the 1.1 version of your shader: flickering Bokeh, strange problems with focusing and seems that the autofocus switch works inversely for me.

[ibbanez]

The blinking looks like its just the Boheh intensity to me. If you want that less, you can turn down "DOF: BOKEH INTENSITY" from 5.0 to a lower number. Also, if you want autofocus to work more on objects not completely far away, adjust your near and far blur curve values.... Let me know if that is what you are talking about.

[Marty McFly]

The switch working in reverse, I gotta admit, I have no clue. For me (and everyone else as it seems) it works correctly. The flickering bokeh, well, in cases where AA fails, some singular pixels have a very high brightness in comparison to what's around, hence creating a bright bokeh shape. When moving, those flicker and hence the bokeh blur amplifies the flicker. I recommend a bokeh curve setting of 3-5.

[ibbanez]

@Guzio - Maybe post your enbdepthoffield.fx file for us to look at. I mean, the only way this even remotely makes since is somehow something was changed in the file that flipped the login on the checkmark for autofocus. This is a weird one.

[l00]

If it can helps (which would really surprise me) I made this changes for PRC to make Wolrajh's manual focus working with your DOF:
GUI:

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bool	bAutoFocus				
<
	string UIName="Auto Focus On/Off";
> = {true};	// true

Quick under the hood settings:
#define bADOF_AutofocusEnable 1
#define fADOF_AutofocusCenter float2(0.5,0.5)

Then for the ReadFocus pixel shader:

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{
	float scenefocus 	= fADOF_ManualfocusDepth;	
	float2 coords 		= 0.0;

	if(bADOF_AutofocusEnable != 0)
	{
		scenefocus = GetLinearDepth(fADOF_AutofocusCenter.xy);
		float2 offsetVector = float2(1.0,0.0) * fADOF_AutofocusRadius;
		float Alpha = 6.2831853 / iADOF_AutofocusSamples; 
		float2x2 rotMatrix = float2x2(cos(Alpha),-sin(Alpha),sin(Alpha),cos(Alpha));

		for(int i=0; i<iADOF_AutofocusSamples; i++)
		{
			float2 currentOffset = fADOF_AutofocusCenter + offsetVector.xy;
			scenefocus += GetLinearDepth(currentOffset);
			offsetVector = mul(offsetVector,rotMatrix);
		}

		scenefocus /= iADOF_AutofocusSamples;
	}
	if (bAutoFocus == false)
	{
		
		scenefocus = GetLinearDepth(tempInfo2.xy);
		
	}
		
	scenefocus = saturate(scenefocus);
	return scenefocus;
}

Example.

[Marty McFly]

Updated file, see first post for details.

[Guzio]

Marty McFly -- Thanks for the update and sorry for the trouble.

I have checked it more closely. Seems that the new TAA anti aliasing causes bokeh flickering and seems that the rest of these problems was my fault or rather too old Nvidia drivers (I try not to install every new release)

If I can say something in my own defence, I don't encountered any problems with Dof shaders from: Cinematic Film Looks SE, FO4 ELEP-Vanilla Cut and your shader from FO4 PRC.X mod,, even with TAA.

The 1.2 version works like a charm, looks incredibly well, no problems so far, autofocus switch works as it should.