Some RF2 eye candy

[paradoxnj]

I got the compositor working. It's fully scriptable so you can turn on and turn off compositors when you want to. Here is a simple edge detection compositor that sharpens the edges of the models to give a more defined look. I also included a couple of other samples including night vision.

For those who compile the code...you can use any one of the compositors in the media\materials\scripts\Examples.compositor script. The list is:

• Bloom
• Glass
• Old TV
• B&W
• Embossed
• Sharpen Edges
• Invert
• Posterize
• Laplace
• Tiling
• Old Movie
• HDR
• Gaussian Blur
• Radial Blur
• ASCII
• Halftone
• Night Vision
• Dither

I updated the binaries to reflect the addition of the compositor. Please download them again.

[zany_001]

Looks good. When I have a bit of time I'll make a better robot for RF2 if you want

[Gamemaker]

Looks good. When I have a bit of time I'll make a better robot for RF2 if you want

Can I try my skills on making rf robot?

[GMer]

Am I interpreting this correctly? Being able to blur the outlines of a model? That sounds awesome!

[paradoxnj]

That depends on what you are interpreting. Post screen shaders work on the scene as a whole.

[GMer]

Yay, blurring! Now games can look more realistic!

[tgrech]

Am i correct in saying to get the effects you press the C V B and N buttons. Or is there more?

[paradoxnj]

Those effects are assigned to keys via the main.nut script function "onKeyDown()".

There are more. The list is in the original post in this thread. You can edit the main.nut script to assign a key to the other effects if you want. You can also make your own if you are good with Ogre and shaders. Check out the documentation for the Ogre Compositor framework.