I'd also like to see that De Tomaso Mangusta in my AC garage!
@Teddie Nice job figuring it out independently...I needed a lot of help.
Glad it also fixed your TAA issue. Specifying ALPHA_BLEND may not be necessary; the key, I think, is just ensuring that the shader for the internal glass is ksWindscreen.
Totally appreciate you taking a stab at it, brother. If I find a solution to the 'tinting' thing, I'll definitely share it with you.@Teddie Nice job figuring it out independently...I needed a lot of help.
I know exactly what you're talking about with the frameless windscreens that are so clear they just "disappear." I've just been messing with some properties to see if I could come up with something, but no luck. But I'm no modder...I'm sure somebody on here could put their finger on the solution pretty easily.
Looks exactly like Ex Mods Peugeot CD SP66, i would assume you used the free 3d model on the internet for it.?
I converted it from GTR2 eons ago but yeah, being a GTR2 model it looks like peepeepoopoo.
But the main differences in this pictures is NOT LCS. This has more to do with postprocessing and a different taste. If this is the same time/date, why should it be so bright in nighttimes.
Hi Peter, i rarely post on here but soak up everything on this forum daily.But the main differences in this pictures is NOT LCS. This has more to do with postprocessing and a different taste. If this is the same time/date, why should it be so bright in nighttimes.
Here is a current comparison between a MATCHED gamma and lcs integration:
With the next Pure version you can test this, but only for daytimes. There are thousands of little problems to be solved and as you see in the picture also in CSP the shaders will also need many work. But we should actually see it as a techdemo, BUT the differences are on shader level and NOT postprocessing. Gamms vs. LCS is not a brighter or more contrast picture or what so ever. The differences are a different math when calculating color / lights in the shader. So the overall picture should look the same in terms of brightness and contrast.
So here you can see a good example of how colors are differently calcualted:
And this results in a different presentation when you have many structures with different lights and shadows in the view. That is where LCS shines. Also the fog algorithm was changed with the LCS shaders:
Hopefully, these 962s will be released in the future.
thanks Peter!
Thanks. There's also an issue with the wiper, part of it is not included in the group, so it gets left behind during the sweep animation.uncrypted
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yep i change this
can you share your preview settings pls ? I tried w defaults from Opperslang, and it comes out with too little reflections:
can you pls share a link? ( can't find anything on racedepartment for "MCG" under Assetto Corsa ... )
To you...this is what I notice above all from the internal view with which I am used to driving....thank you very much
pull the hard drive and hook it up to a sytem. SATA to USB adapters are about 10 in most currencies
Try these values in lighs.ini... they also expose the detail in the lights, which gets blown out by the default values.
[BRAKE_0]
NAME=gtp_body_SUB21
COLOR=10,0,0
OFF_COLOR=2,0,0
I personally don't see a big improvement at all, I just see a different range in colors and contrast.But the main differences in this pictures is NOT LCS. This has more to do with postprocessing and a different taste. If this is the same time/date, why should it be so bright in nighttimes.
Here is a current comparison between a MATCHED gamma and lcs integration:
With the next Pure version you can test this, but only for daytimes. There are thousands of little problems to be solved and as you see in the picture also in CSP the shaders will also need many work. But we should actually see it as a techdemo, BUT the differences are on shader level and NOT postprocessing. Gamms vs. LCS is not a brighter or more contrast picture or what so ever. The differences are a different math when calculating color / lights in the shader. So the overall picture should look the same in terms of brightness and contrast.
So here you can see a good example of how colors are differently calcualted:
And this results in a different presentation when you have many structures with different lights and shadows in the view. That is where LCS shines. Also the fog algorithm was changed with the LCS shaders:
yep i see it ill fix it
