ppEffects viewer

[Przemek_kondor 13]

Hi,

here is my small mission which can help you find nice (or ugly) filters you can use in your mission, FLIR scripts and for other purposes.

Mission covers Arma2 filters as follow:

• RadialBlur (needs postprocesses enabled)
  
• ChromaticAberration
  
• WetDistortion
  
• ColorCorrections
  
• Dynamic Blur
  
• FilmGrain
  
• ColorInversion
  

Screens:

radialBlur

wetDistorsion

Using:

1. use radio
   
2. click "enable" button, to enable current effect
   
3. play with sliders to find effect you looking for
   
4. you can also use daytime slider to change time of the day
   

Links:

ppEffects viewer (mirror1)

ppEffects viewer (www.assaultmissionstudio.de)

ppEffects viewer (armaholic)

ppEffects viewer - Version with the ability to open gui using mouse-wheel-menu

I hope you enjoy,

[PR]zemek kondor

Edited April 28, 2013 by Przemek_kondor

[imutep 0]

Thx for this example mission. Great!

Put it on our editing section at Assault Mission Studio.

ppEffects Viewer by Przemek_kondor

[celery 8]

Much appreciated.

[nikita320106 0]

thanx alot)

[Clayman 20]

Great work! Been waiting for this.

Thanks alot. :)

[Guest]

Release frontpaged on the Armaholic homepage.

ppEffects viewer

[Walker001 0]

Cool! Was waiting for something like this. You should make a "copy to clipboard" button, that would copy the whole effect code what you later could past into a script. It would make it much easier faster to use effect once you've found it.

Great job anyway!

[EDcase 87]

Very interesting thanks.

Just a thought looking at the Chromatic Aberration effect. Is it possible do a red and cyan horizontal offset? Then we could view in 3d with anaglyph glasses. :D

It won't work very well with the circular effect.

[Przemek_kondor 13]

I don't know: http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Post_process_effects#ChromaticAberration

Documentation says about X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) spacing but it looks different.

There is also some inconsistency. There we can found example:

hndlChromAberr ppEffectAdjust [par0, par1, par2, par3]

and then table describes only 3 params o_O

[rellikki 7]

Looks very useful. :)

[Alex72 1]

Very useful thank you!

Do we write down the values manually or does it save to RPT via action in action menu?

Thanks.

[Przemek_kondor 13]

I updated mission to version 1.2.

Changes:

-added "save to clipboard" button

-added "save to arma2.rpt" button

-moved sliders down

-moved buttons to the right

-added overview

Edited April 9, 2010 by Przemek_kondor

[wiggum2 31]

Great work !

[Guest]

New version frontpaged on the Armaholic homepage.

ppEffects viewer v1.2

[Walker001 0]

Cool. Tnx for the update, much appricated.

[imutep 0]

Thx for the new version!

Put it on our editing section at Assault Mission Studio.

ppEffects Viewer [1.2] by Przemek_kondor

[Ish 11]

I can't get this to work. Only color correction works. is it because it's like a year old and something changed with A2 or what? I'm trying to give player controlled infected of Charons Undead Mod to have flir or some kind of nightvision/thermal, whatever. I would just put NVG's on them, but it doesn't work with the undead mod it seems..

[Przemek_kondor 13]

Unfortunatelly most of the (post process) effects (as the name says) need post processing effects to be enabled.

But the night vision / flir effect could be done using colors correction only.

[SPC.Spets 21]

Awesome! thanks!

[AfricanWarhead 10]

uhm, when i test it in a map, radio is disabled :P

what to do?

[Cyper 18]

I wonder the same thing. This mod would really, really help me right now but it does not work.

[Przemek_kondor 13]

Just checked version 1.2 hosted by armaholic and it works for me - press 0-0 and radio should appear

[Cyper 18]

When I press ''0'' the Radio is in grey text so its not available. I have version arma 2 1.07.

[Przemek_kondor 13]

Here's version with UI dialogs added to mouse-wheel-menu: http://www.forum.armacenter.pl/download.php?id=1270

[Cyper 18]

Does anyone have any possible solution to solve my problem?

I need it. Badly..