Screenshot of the Month November 2010 [Winner announced!]

[Strong99]

Here's the final result: "andres - irrrpg". Congratulations.

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The vote for the winner for November has began. The poll will be active until December the 5th

andres - irrrpg


grumpymonkey


Mel


wing64 - ARSA Framework - DOF.


Eigen - Front Warrior


chung - irr_chung


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Topic for the November screenshot entries!

Please submit here for the best screenshot for November 2010. You can submit until the 20th of November. Voting should start soon after that date.

Rules
- Only irrlicht renders allowed,
- Give images a good name,
- Make sure the image is available until the end of the competition,
- One image per project allowed,
- And some information about the project/scene,

Notes
- Please show a good quality image with a descent image size.[/img]

[andres]

This is the main screen of the system, it shows the game editor tools.

http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=40284
http://irrrpgbuilder.sourceforge.net/

[grumpymonkey]

Old screenshot of a game I'm working on

[Mel]

This is a screen inside the editor (it has the postpro enabled)

It features:
-Postproduction.
-Normal mapping
-Cube reflections
-Alpha testing

It doesn't have many shaders, but they are quite advanced. And the postproduction effects can be stacked, so, perhaps, there could be a small gaussian blur to soften the edges of the image (a cheap antialiasing)

The editor is capable of loading and editing any mesh and set the textures, though, currently it is limited to the meshbuffer 0 only, And setting up a sphere background.

I plan on adding custom BG meshes, like Unreal's Sky meshes, so any mesh can be put to be the background.

[Virion]

It features:
-Postproduction.
-Normal mapping
-Cube reflections
-Alpha testing

did you apply normal map on the tree trunk? i don't see it.

[Mel]

Well, the answer is actually yes, but the normal mapping is a flat one, so, there is no relief on the trunk.

[stefbuet]

@mel : Are you speaking of edge detection + blur to produce some cheap antialiasing ? In that case what kind of edge detection shader would you use ? Because the one I did is producing a constant 'line' size on edges so when you zoom out edges are too much blured with neighborhood whereas when zooming in it's fine... (Snippet forum). I think Source engine is using this method because edges are really smooth and it looks likes it's blurred, it's really nice to see those edges :p

[Mel]

That screen doesn't have the "antialiasing" i am trying to use, which is rendering to a large RTT, and re-scaling it to the screen, honestly, that AA looks lame.

The Edge detection shaders have the problem that the edge can be too thick on screen, and thus, produce a blurry edge too big. Maybe that combining both postprocessing effects it can produce a nicer result.

[slavik262]

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl created a pretty good edge detection shader that utilizes the normal and depth map for edge detection. Once tuned properly (so the blur line is thin enough), it creates great AA.

[Mel]

It makes sense. It is almost the same principle as for SSAO. You only have to restrict the search radius to a very small area (1 or 2 pixels at most)

[wing64]

ARSA Framework - DOF.

[Virion]

ARSA Framework - DOF.

the bloom at the back is too over. the whole screen looks blur to me i don't know where is the focus (i think is the girl behind right?) becoz everything is blurred

[vinjn]

Oh no, I feel dizzy.

ARSA Framework - DOF.

[wing64]

Thanks for a good suggestion and if you need see more dof click this -> http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/ ... 2db#235638

[Eigen]

I'll submit the image from Front Warrior I posted in the screenshots thread.