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kapitan_zur_see 05-12-07 04:46 PM

[REL] Love post-process filters but tired of that grainy effect?
 
I sometimes used to turn post-rocessing off because i got so fed up with that annoying grainy effect! Everything else in post-process filters looks brilliant with colors being more vivid, etc.

So after messing around the data folder a bit, i'm releasing this little mod :D
Tired of it? well, get rid of it :arrgh!:!

This mod simply allow you to leave every post-processing filters running while turning the grainy effect off. After all we're playing a game, not watching an ol' movie...:smug:

Use JSGME.

http://rapidshare.com/files/30971932...ffect.rar.html

terrapin 05-12-07 04:54 PM

Fine! Is this similar to tis one?
http://picturehost.realsimulation.co...le.php?id=1445

Ducimus 05-12-07 05:03 PM

I have to go out for a few hours, but ill defiantly load this up when i get back. I love PPF, but HATE the grainy effect. i honestly didnt think it was so easily modded. Learn something new every day :88)

kapitan_zur_see 05-12-07 05:06 PM

geez...
 
Damn lol... :-?
Looks like i've been maybe reinventing the wheel :damn: didn't came across this one
I'm not sure, I have not tested it... Don't want to create an account etc. in order to download it :ping:

At least, mine do the job ;)

ATR-42 05-12-07 06:00 PM

did you find any increase in FPS by losing the grains?

NefariousKoel 05-12-07 07:21 PM

Sweet!

I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

DiveMonkey 05-12-07 08:32 PM

I'd turned off PPF for the same reason, UGLY STATIC! like watching ant races on late night NO channel TV.

Using this it's never looked better, dark is REAL DARK! and the colors are brilliant :up:

Excellent :)

kapitan_zur_see 05-12-07 08:51 PM

thanx
 
thanks to you guys for the feedbacks :up:

Glad to know you apreciate it. Yes, keeping PPF without grain effect has never made SH4 look that good, PPF really makes it way better, especially underwater.

As for the FPS, no gain. Actually i tricked the game to render a "transparent" noise, so the filter, in effect, is not really turned off...

Hitman 05-13-07 03:07 AM

Much appreciated:up: You seem to have read my mind:rock:

MaxT.dk 05-13-07 06:53 AM

How about editing X:\Ubisoft\Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific\Data\Filters\Templates\Noise.fxclass instead? Wouldn't it be easier? :roll:

fredbass 05-13-07 06:57 AM

So is there any point in getting this mod if you don't use post-processing filter?

kapitan_zur_see 05-13-07 07:15 AM

MaxT, editing shaders directly are way more complicated.
To fredbass, There's no point in getting that mod if you want to turn post-process filters off in-game, that does already get rid of the grainy effect (but also all others...)
this mod is to turn specifically off the old movie like grainy effect while keeping all the others PPF on (colors rendition, contrast, etc.). Give it a try, PPF doesn't only implies grain effect.

fredbass 05-13-07 07:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kapitan_zur_see
To fredbass, There's no point in getting that mod if you want to turn post-process filters off in-game, that does already get rid of the grainy effect (but also all others...)
this mod is to turn specifically off the old movie like grainy effect while keeping all the others PPF on (colors rendition, contrast, etc.). Give it a try, PPF doesn't only implies grain effect.

Thanks for the response. I'll give it a shot.

CaptainCox 05-13-07 07:25 AM

It looks so much better without that "noise" texture. 200% improvement if you ask me, more crisp and deep colors.

Sulikate 05-13-07 08:17 AM

Wow! It looks much better now:arrgh!: Thanks mate.

Marko_Ramius 05-13-07 09:47 AM

Yes :sunny:


A big :up: for that one.

TDK1044 05-13-07 10:02 AM

Superb mod. Many thanks.

sqk7744 05-13-07 10:26 AM

BRAVO!!!

Man, what a difference :know:

kapitan_zur_see 05-13-07 01:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sqk7744
BRAVO!!!

Man, what a difference :know:

Indeed ;)

I'm currently working on the bubbles wich are released by your sub when underwater, they're too big i think! I'd rather like a trail of much more bubbles but far smaller. But so far, no succes...

Anyway, many thanks to you guys for your comments, it's really encouraging :up:

OS1Mac 05-13-07 01:17 PM

Thanks, Kapitan! I'm so glad to be rid of the grainy effect. Great work! :up:


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