Custom Postprocessing Effects: Difference between revisions

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-==Introduction==
-Post Process effects are a common type of effect, typically applied as a full screen overlay.  In the Source engine, this usually means creating a custom shader, or at the very least an animated texture that is overlayed across the entire screen.  Using this Post Processing effects, it is possible to create a number of different graphical effects, ranging from film grain to color correction or blurring.
-This tutorial will covers all of the aspects of setting up and running a post process effect with a custom shader.  For more information on creating custom shaders, see [[Shader Authoring]].  Episode one engine is also assumed, since as of this writing it is the only engine version to support custom shaders.
-==Creating a custom texture==
-==Creating a Screen Space Effect==
-==Custom Render Targets==
-see : [[Render Targets]]