Prod80's shader library

Faustus86 wrote: About the color shaders. Today i went into photoshop to do some image work. After 10 minutes i was thinking about putting the images into a shader, loading it ingame and do it with reshade.. not sure if that's even possible but i was actively thinking about it.

float factor     = transition_speed * 4.0f + 1.0f;

float factor     = transition_speed * 4.0f + 0.1f;

Dazaster wrote: Just came back to say thanks again. I finally have a Reshade that makes Fallout 4 look how I want it to.
All with only 5 shaders:
Techniques=prod80_04_ContrastBrightnessSaturation,prod80_02_Bloom,pd80_02_MultiLUT_v2,prod80_03_Color_Space_Curves,prod80_02_Cinetools_LUT

Faustus86 wrote: Hello

Feedback on speed: Yep. It's too fast. Could use a little help

I am trying to achieve an eye adaption effect by darkening shadows and then brighten them up again with a delay of 6-8 seconds. But I just don't get the setting's right. I made the edit you have suggested and noticed the drop in strength. But adding more zeros didn't much help to achieve a bigger delay for the effect to kick in. The fading itself takes longer, but the time it takes to kick in doesn't seem to change. Do you have a suggestion? ^^

float factor     = transition_speed * 4.0f + 0.5f;

prod80 wrote:

Faustus86 wrote: Hello

Feedback on speed: Yep. It's too fast. Could use a little help

I am trying to achieve an eye adaption effect by darkening shadows and then brighten them up again with a delay of 6-8 seconds. But I just don't get the setting's right. I made the edit you have suggested and noticed the drop in strength. But adding more zeros didn't much help to achieve a bigger delay for the effect to kick in. The fading itself takes longer, but the time it takes to kick in doesn't seem to change. Do you have a suggestion? ^^

Fading works both ways the same. Try changing to

float factor     = transition_speed * 4.0f + 0.5f;

prod80 wrote: Is there only 1 file active, or you have more? Ie. you copied the Luma Fade into 2? There will be conflicts if you copy-paste the file

Faustus86 wrote: With the fading shader it is actually possible to have different set's of shaders for day - light areas and day - shadow areas that will fade away during nighttime and use different setting's there as well!

This shader is immensely powerful but also quite complex to setup. Especially if you want to drag&drop a shader up the loading order and reshade just mixes everything up. No idea how this could be solved other then keep your loading order in mind and move everything back to where it was. But it help's to rename the shaders to what function they have. This is what my setup look's like. C stand's for controller. If i let them on prod80 together with the color correction's in between i get completely lost ^^ (This is for an open world game with day and night cycle)

C_Daytime_On
C_Day_Light_Sun_Start
C_Day_Light_Sun_End
C_Day_Light_Start
C_Day_Light_End
C_Day_Shadow_Start
C_Day_Shadow_End
C_Daytime_Off
C_Night_Start
C_Night_End

Insane, i know. But i love it!
Fading of lens flare, bloom, exposure, shadow, sharpening, clarity, LUT's ... everything. And the performance is completely fine!
The only thing i didn't put into fading is AA followed by CAS. Below that it's all faded.

Tip: To setup where effect's should start to blend in and out, download Image.FX by Fubax. It help's a lot.
github.com/Fubaxiusz/fubax-shaders/tree/master/Shaders

About the color shaders. Today i went into photoshop to do some image work. After 10 minutes i was thinking about putting the images into a shader, loading it ingame and do it with reshade.. not sure if that's even possible but i was actively thinking about it.

Marty wrote: @Prod80 Noticing how almost every your shader has dithering option, have you thought about making it seperate shader ? The dithering, that is.

prod80 wrote: You can't do that, because you have to dither before writing back to the backbuffer (where it's quantized)... otherwise you'll just be adding noise.