I found many hlsl shader for direct x9 but I think the workspace cannot read this file format to think that the workspace engine is a direct x9, and also the hlsl brick script node when you try to import script it only read xml not the native hlsl script.
I think this shader will bring true reflection to the workspace side.
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HLSL shader
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Re: HLSL shader
The user with more experience with Hlsl by far is parva, i tried to implement some hlsl codes on truespace but i do not fully understand how it works, seems is not exactly the same but is possible to implement new features on dx9 like true reflection realtime ambient occlussion and more buy yet without any good result.
Hope parva bring some light on this.. anyone still in contact with parva??
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Hope parva bring some light on this.. anyone still in contact with parva??
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Re: HLSL shader
Parva would certainly be the guy to ask here, but I'll answer as best I can. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
To work in tS, I believe you would have to break the scripts up into smaller bricks that you would then link together to create each shader (texture, model, normal, etc.). So unfortunately I don't think it's as simple as copy and paste. You would have to adapt the shaders to the trueSpace environment. That would require some knowledge of how shaders are set up in tS as well as some HLSL scripting knowledge. You would need to be able to pick apart the HLSL code, and create the necessary bricks to replicate that in tS. It would take a bit of work.
To work in tS, I believe you would have to break the scripts up into smaller bricks that you would then link together to create each shader (texture, model, normal, etc.). So unfortunately I don't think it's as simple as copy and paste. You would have to adapt the shaders to the trueSpace environment. That would require some knowledge of how shaders are set up in tS as well as some HLSL scripting knowledge. You would need to be able to pick apart the HLSL code, and create the necessary bricks to replicate that in tS. It would take a bit of work.
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Dark Scythe ... where are you finding these shaders?
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which? i am here but i don't know what all my clones doProdigy wrote:Marcel! where are you?!!
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Re: HLSL shader
mostly you can find it in nvidia heres the link http://http.download.nvidia.com/develop ... ibestpractDark Scythe ... where are you finding these shaders?
and also here [url]hhttp://www.steelskies.com/article/4/directx-shader-effects[/url]
the file format of hlsl is this two .cgfx and .fx which workspace cannot read
actually there is a tutorial in the pdf manual but only a little.
I think we also need clinton man cause look how he able to call the file format of indigo material
thanks for the answer