[Coding] Interesting Chams Effect

[Alexak92]

I Was Searching For NumVerts & primCounts Then Applying And Testing Them

I Decided To Use Shaders For The Red Dot Sight And I Set The Color To Red I Also Disabled The Depth Buffer, Begun Playing Game And I Noticed Something, When The Weapon Was Fired The Sight Rendered Green.

Normal


When Fired


Code:

PHP Code:

if (Red_Dot){
    pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_ZENABLE, false);
    pDevice->SetPixelShader(shaderGreen);
    DrawIndexedPrimitive_Pointer( pDevice, Type, BaseVertexIndex,NumVertices, StartIndex, primCount );
    MinVertexIndex,    
    pDevice->SetRenderState(D3DRS_ZENABLE, true);
    pDevice->SetPixelShader(shaderRed);} 


PHP Code:

#define Red_Dot (Stride == 32 && (NumVertices == 374 && primCount == 286) || (NumVertices == 315 && primCount == 250)) 


Just A Little Something I found Figure Why No Share Dont Rly Know How It Work But I Do Have A Clue.

Let Me Know What U Think

[Jo2soy1]

LOL, GG...

Red > Green

[raiders]

Must Have To Do With The Angle Of The Models.

Capitalizing The First Letter Of Every Word Is Pretty Fun...

[learn_more]

maybe the shader responds to the light that is placed when shooting?

[raiders]

Originally Posted by learn_more

maybe the shader responds to the light that is placed when shooting?

Could be that too (you forgot your capital words d00d)

[Alexak92]

maybe the shader responds to the light that is placed when shooting?

Thats What I Think When Nearby A Player Who Shotting The Colors Also Change From Red To Green.

Anyway Pretty Interesting Effect.

Capitalizing The First Letter Of Every Word Is Pretty Fun...

I Cannot Agree More.

[Wieter20]

Originally Posted by Alexak92

Thats What I Think When Nearby A player Who Shotting The Colors Also Change From Red To Green.

Anyway Pretty Interesting Effect.


I Cannot Agree More.

dude, u forgot to put "Player" with capital "P"

[Alexak92]

Originally Posted by Wieter20

dude, u forgot to put "Player" with capital "P"

Ohh My God I Have To Fix That LOL

[DaRkGunZ]

I doubt it has anything to do with the light, the shader just recognizes the color once it shoots

Try giving it a multi color effect.