User Friendly Way to Check Depth Input Settings

I think the current way to check for the right depth input settings - display depth, changing preprocessor definitions and reloading a couple of times - is a bit clumsy. And in order to make that a bit more user friendly I had the following ideas:

• Have a shader that let's you change the depth input options (reversed, logarithmic, upside down) in real time
• By default the shader shows you the derived normals and not the raw depth values - so you actually have a clue about what you're looking at and you see that the logarithmic setting actually makes a difference

Here's a rough draft of what I came up with: DisplayDepth
You just have to pick the 'Depth Settings' value that makes the output look the best.
What should be put into the preprocessor definitions is shown in the tooltip:
And what it then looks like:


Your thoughts?

Great idea! I'd put this in as part of the existing DisplayDepth effect to avoid adding new files though.

Thanks! I forgot to mention that but adding these features to DisplayDepth would have been my suggestion anyway.