Adjustable Motion Blur
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8 years 11 months ago - 8 years 11 months ago #1
by Gigigonzalez
Adjustable Motion Blur was created by Gigigonzalez
Hi all.
First of all, great tool here! Works flawlessly in DX11
I have a suggestion, or a request even.
What about a Motion Blur Processing? With the main goal to smoothen games out that are low on frame rate.
Too much time i encounter games, especially MMO's which are so heavily CPU bound that its impossible to run at 30+ FPS even with high end PC's
Could a motion blur filter be used, preferably 'adaptive' that detects framerate and increase/decrease motion blur effect based on FPS? Not sure how it would have to be implemented;
- fill in the lost frame with an image that is a mixture of the frame before and after that?
- Detect FPS and simply smoothen out the image or with some prediction stuff, i dont know how motion blur works.
Its just a wild idea, im not even sure if its feasible and it would probably introduce increased latency, but for MMO's etc its not such a biggy.
There is literally nothing 'on the market' that does this.
Thanks!
First of all, great tool here! Works flawlessly in DX11
I have a suggestion, or a request even.
What about a Motion Blur Processing? With the main goal to smoothen games out that are low on frame rate.
Too much time i encounter games, especially MMO's which are so heavily CPU bound that its impossible to run at 30+ FPS even with high end PC's
Could a motion blur filter be used, preferably 'adaptive' that detects framerate and increase/decrease motion blur effect based on FPS? Not sure how it would have to be implemented;
- fill in the lost frame with an image that is a mixture of the frame before and after that?
- Detect FPS and simply smoothen out the image or with some prediction stuff, i dont know how motion blur works.
Its just a wild idea, im not even sure if its feasible and it would probably introduce increased latency, but for MMO's etc its not such a biggy.
There is literally nothing 'on the market' that does this.
Thanks!
Last edit: 8 years 11 months ago by Gigigonzalez.
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