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1. Re: Applying Post Process Effects to Canvas

   

   Reply by rebeldreams · Oct 2011 · Home› Unreal Engine

   BTW, for anyone who's interested in this, I figured it out! In UDK there is support for Scripted Textures (textures created at runtime by UnrealScript (documentation HERE) So basically, I run the UScript in the volume to populate the SVO, pass the array to the cone-tracer via DLLBind and receive a bitstream array in return…

2. Re: Applying Post Process Effects to Canvas

   

   Reply by rebeldreams · Oct 2011 · Home› Unreal Engine

   That's not quite what I meant; sorry if I wasn't really clear... Let me explain in a little more detail, assuming that my plan actually works! I am looking to implement a realtime GI system using a combination of UnrealScript and DLLBind. The script essentially "packages" the level (or volume) as a sparse octree, which is…

3. Re: Applying Post Process Effects to Canvas

   

   Reply by Froyok · Oct 2011 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Use an instanced material that you control by your script through the post-process chain. If you want a post-process effect, using the post-process chain is what you need. Otherwise you can play with HUD/Scaleform. I have already tested some stuffs for changing a material while playing, it's very easy and it's the same…

4. Applying Post Process Effects to Canvas

   

   Topic by rebeldreams · Oct 2011 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Hi all! I'm in the early stages of planning something new which is going to use UnrealScript rather heavily; my problem is that the result of the script is going to be an image (specifically a camera-view image with some effect applied). Think of it as a complex UnrealScript-based post effect, if you like. My problem is…

5. Re: Applying Post Process Effects to Canvas

   

   Reply by rebeldreams · Oct 2011 · Home› Unreal Engine

   LOL! Thanks Vaillias. I did post this question on UDK, but it got quickly buried in the UnrealScript forum. I pm'ed a couple of people I know on it directly, and they didn't seem able to help either. That said, despite my knee-jerk "bugger it, I'm going to CryEngine!" response, I'm still leaning to UDK, since it still is…

6. Re: Applying Post Process Effects to Canvas

   

   Reply by rebeldreams · Oct 2011 · Home› Unreal Engine

   If I can get it to work as intended I most certainly will... otherwise I shall pretend I never tried in the first place :D (Kidding) Right n ow I'm just starting with the UScript; there's a long way to go. I have SVO-constructor C++, and porting it to Unreal is not as easy as it might appear, since the class structure,…