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(edit) downloading darksiders from steam now to see if it gives the errors (should be d3d9c)Īt first I have to thank you - this is one of the kinds of DOF I was waiting for!
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I don't have a D3d9 game lying around atm (have to download one) so can't test if the namespace wrap solves it. (edit) your errors are indeed the same as the one reported on the PR ( /crosire/reshade-shaders/pull/.suecomment-411493065), I didn't notice that.

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I only use this FX and the ReShade.fxh, and I don't see anything declared twice o.OIt's indeed odd, someone else also had a problem but I couldn't reproduce it on dx11 with all the shaders, however I didn't include a namespace for the samplers/textures, so to be safe I now have added a namespace around the shader code to be safe (available in the PR now) Marty wrote: Doesn't compile for me on d3d9, and I must say I don't understand the compiler errorsĢ0:44:33:352 | ERROR | Failed to compile 'D:\ReShade\qUINT\TestDOF.fx':ĭ:\Spiele\Mods\ReShade error X3003: redefinition of '_SamplerU_ReShade_DepthBuffer'ĭ:\ReShade\qUINT\TestDOF.fx(550, 13): error: internal shader compilation failedĭ:\ReShade\qUINT\TestDOF.fx(599, 6): error: internal shader compilation failedĭ:\ReShade\qUINT\TestDOF.fx(669, 6): error: internal shader compilation failed 0: v1.0.1: namespace addition for samplers/textures.0: v1.0.2: Added workaround for d3d9 glitch in reshade 3.4.1: v1.0.3: Daodan's crosshair code added.Removed highlight threshold as it ruined the blur Finetuned the near highlight extrapolation a bit. 1: v1.0.4: Finetuned the workaround for d3d9 to only affect reshade 3.4 or lower.
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Also if things don't work, please let me know as well so I can update the shader.

I'm not a shader expert, so I might have made mistakes or have done things less ideal, if so please let me know. The near-plane bleed is something I'm happy with but might need some extra work, as well as the post-blur smoothing, which might not be as powerful as one might hope. Seeing Unreal Engine 4.20 offering a 'cinematic depth of field shader' I worked towards the same quality and I hope I have come close. It also gives insights in what's in focus using a handy overlay (optional) and the camera aspects (focal length and f-number) offer simple tools to get things focused up quickly.

It offers stable focusing, so it doesn't move the focusing point/depth when blur aspects are changed for instance.
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UE4.26+ Movie Render Queue support works without additional steps.As a screenshotter I more and more want to control depth of field using real camera values and no reshade shader offers that, so I started to write one myself. UE4.25 Movie Render Queue additional plugin available as the branch on GitHub. Please refer to the getting started section in the documentation to get the plugin to work.ĭocumentation is available on GitHub Wiki
