Irrlicht Engine

Hi,

I tried to use the postProcessMotionBlur with Irrlicht 1.4 but it didn't work
I had to change some details in the header (there's no more Textures array in SMaterial) but then when I try to run the program it prints in the output window :
HLSL vertex shader compilation failed:
(1): error X3000: syntax error: unexpected token 'vec2'

and since I understand almost nothing in shaders I didn't try to modify anything.

Any idea about where the problem is?

This pack is write in GLSL, so only for OpenGL mode, but You try run shader in DirectX mode, so You have this errors

lol ok
that was really noob XD
thx it works fine now =)

I'm having a problem with it too.
I can't get it to work with "Material.Textures[0]=rt0;" and when I take it out, it just renders an image file (I don't know why).

Is there any work around for this?

try material.setTexture(0,rt)

err... how can i change it to use with DirectX? GLSL -> HLSL... but how (i not learned them yet)

You have to rewrite this shader manually;)

GLSL and HLSL expose their fixed functionality parameters differently. For example in GLSL, position is gl_position which is different in HLSL. That's just one, there are many others.

There's no way you can take GLSL code and compile on a HLSL compiler, you have to find a translator for that. Try the oracle of Google, there's a tool for that.

Or you could just abstract the interface into an automated process that is concerned about the low-level work. Then all you, or other people, would have to do is provide backends to generate the low-level code.

But that's beside the point.

i can't find any GLSL to HLSL converter only HLSL to GLSL

Would be nice to see an water shader

There is a problem.
Z buffer is not shared.

lol that looks like a ghost effect of some sort, i know it isnt an actual effect but a ghost effect would be nice..

It appears that the Bloom interferes with how irrlicht renders shadows. Is there a quick fix to this? Essentially, whenever I use the bloom->render(), I can no longer see any of my shadows being drawn no matter how much I play around with numbers, or the order in which I call draw and render functions in my gameloop. By the way, this code snippet is awesome

Nice stuff, it all looks really good