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KL_Effects: Reworked Posteffects for Ultraengine


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This is a small collection of reworked posteffects including:

  • DOF
    • Features:
      • Bokeh Filtering
      • Autofocusing
      • FocusStart and focus Length values
  • SSAO
    • Features:
      • Denoising
      • Temperoal Reprojection
      • More Samples than the original
  • Tonemapping
    • Features:
      • More or less the same as the original, but
        with more configurable options and usage of the original Kkronos tonemapping
  • Bloom
    • Features:
      • Multipass downsampling and Tentupsampling
      • More natural bloom effect
      • based on this great video: 

And a completely new (well actually it is based on an early idea from @Josh) Volumetric Lighting effect which can be configured by using the TextureScale.y component  of the light to adjust the volumetric intensity for each light. more configuration options will come later. 

 

Download:

KL_Effects.zip

License: MIT

As a start the preffered order of posteffects is included in here:KL_Preffered.json

As always feedback is always welcome, also ideas for other effects are welcome as well. Please share if it doesn't work for you or if you experience some big performance drops or any other thing which might be related to these Effects.

 

 

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Your bloom looks really good in our level. It's exactly what I wanted. I had to set the threshold to 0.5 to get it to appear though.

I think in the near future, user-controlled settings will make these type of adjustments easier.

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Thank you :) Its nice to see it in action.

the default threshold is 1.0 because you normally just want bloom for colors brighter than the normal color range ( < 1.0). this is why you always need to use bloom before you do any tonemapping (normally tonemapping will try to bring the colors back to 0.0 - 1.0 ranges). the auto exposure should come before that. 

 

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