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Demondevilmon
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12th March, 2015 at 12/03/2015 14:08:46 -
Hello again!
I was diving through the internet and discovered a few shaders like "replace colors","mirroreffect" or "watersurface".
My question is how are they made? Is there a specific language to it? Are there tutorials on writing them?
Thx for your help  !
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Sketchy
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13th March, 2015 at 13/03/2015 19:11:08 -
"High Level Shader Language" (HLSL) is what it's called - at least for DirectX shaders, which are what clickteam products support (OpenGL uses a different shader language). However, there is no support for multipass shaders or the latest versions of DirectX, which limits what you can achieve.
http://www.create-games.com/article.asp?id=2275
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Demondevilmon
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15th March, 2015 at 15/03/2015 15:33:03 -
Thx for your answer! 
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SolarB
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16th March, 2015 at 16/03/2015 09:12:16 -
You can't stack shaders, which kind of sucks, but there's no reason you can't copy/paste code from multiple shaders and combine them in the output.
@Sketchy - come back to CT! We miss you 
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Demondevilmon
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16th March, 2015 at 16/03/2015 13:54:21 -
Thx for help ^^
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Demondevilmon
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16th March, 2015 at 16/03/2015 19:35:06 -
How do i select a single color in a picture and change it witout effecting other colors?
F.e.
I have a red shirt with a yellow star and few sparkles on it. I want to change the red into a blue shirt.
When i edit the redvalue the other colors on the shirt changes as well 
I know i change all at once but is there a way to seperate?
Anyone?
Thx!
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SolarB
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17th March, 2015 at 17/03/2015 02:11:54 -
What are you using to change the colour? Rgb coefficient will change the whole image, but the 'colour replace' option (in actions) will change a specific colour. Beware though, coeff will work with instances (multiples of the same active) but 'replace' will not. If you're not working with multiples though this should work fine.
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Demondevilmon
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17th March, 2015 at 17/03/2015 13:58:49 -
"Color replace" is exactly what i need !!! thx!
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Sketchy
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18th March, 2015 at 18/03/2015 16:51:34 -
Originally Posted by SolarB
@Sketchy - come back to CT! We miss you
Haha,
Yeah, I'm still kind of around - just too busy with skiing to actually post much (I've racked up 846 miles so far this season, which I'm quite pleased with), and plus I didn't actually bring a computer. Still, only 4 weeks left, so I might be a bit more active after that (unless I stay out here and do a summer season kayaking).
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SolarB
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19th March, 2015 at 19/03/2015 01:21:31 -
@Sketch - Lol I thought you left because I was harassing you about some example stuff  j/k
You're on holiday? Were you the recipient of some kind of windfall? I wish I could afford one right now..
Anyway outdoors < game dev 
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Sketchy
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19th March, 2015 at 19/03/2015 19:24:34 -
Nope, not on holiday. I actually get paid to ski all day (I'm a professional ski guide)
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SolarB
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20th March, 2015 at 20/03/2015 01:32:24 -
Nice!
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