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1. Re: UDK - Full-screen effects (using Kismet)

   

   Reply by Lamont · May 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Yes, PPE is the way to go, film grain is pretty easy to do, you can in fact animate it with the correct nodes. When you get into crazy nodes, save and save often.

2. Re: UDK - Full-screen effects (using Kismet)

   

   Reply by Grimm_Wrecking · May 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   The post process chain you'll want to edit (without jacking the ini file as I'm to understand) is UDK Game - > Content -> Effects -> FX_HitFX -> UTPostProcess_Console Add a material node as the second in the chain (location is important) though you might move it around to the 3rd, but it needs to be early. (edit: because…

3. Re: UDK - Full-screen effects (using Kismet)

   

   Reply by JordanW · May 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   there may be an example of this in the lastest build, check for material nodes already in the chain...

4. Re: UDK - Full-screen effects (using Kismet)

   

   Reply by Grimm_Wrecking · May 2010 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Also, if you wanted to get really nifty you could play around with scene depth nodes and give the camera an animatable focusing effect. in and out dof blur and such, though I've never actually set anything up like that, but its feasibly possible, and shouldn't be too much brain strain... shouldn't being the key word...