Jesus christ these shaders rule!

I nearly **** myself when i saw the ascii one, proper **** myself.

"Travis" <Travis@NASPA!M.com> wrote in message
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> Jesus christ these shaders rule!
>
> I nearly **** myself when i saw the ascii one, proper **** myself.
>
>

It's a neat gimmicky feature.

I want a "cel-shaded" one. I could see using that in alot of games (the
line drawing sketch one is similar).

Also, the sepia and black and whites are nice, but I think a "film noise"
shader would be great too. Medal of Honor looks interesting in black and
white- my brother thought it actually looked better, almost photorealistic.
Imagine how it'd look with a little grain- Saving Private Ryan?

In article <df1hb.60297$(E-Mail Removed)>,
magnulus <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>
> "Travis" <Travis@NASPA!M.com> wrote in message
> news:3f84972c$0$65595$(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Jesus christ these shaders rule!
> >
> > I nearly **** myself when i saw the ascii one, proper **** myself.
> >
> >
>
> It's a neat gimmicky feature.
>
> I want a "cel-shaded" one. I could see using that in alot of games (the
> line drawing sketch one is similar).
>
> Also, the sepia and black and whites are nice, but I think a "film noise"
> shader would be great too. Medal of Honor looks interesting in black and
> white- my brother thought it actually looked better, almost photorealistic.
> Imagine how it'd look with a little grain- Saving Private Ryan?

How do i enable these?


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Kjell S.
Email: e97_kjs AT e.kth.se

Kjell S. <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> How do i enable these?

On the "3D" tab, check the "Use custom settings" box and click on the
"Custom..." button. The in the window that opens, select the effect you
want on the "SMARTSHADER(tm) Effects" tab.

-a

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> Kjell S. <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > How do i enable these?
>
> On the "3D" tab, check the "Use custom settings" box and click on the
> "Custom..." button. The in the window that opens, select the effect you
> want on the "SMARTSHADER(tm) Effects" tab.

Thanks!


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Kjell S.
Email: e97_kjs AT e.kth.se