Ssgi

(martinsh) #1

Screen Space Global Illumination

implemented based on this article:

a screenshot:
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/3319/ssgi1.jpg

and a blend:
http://www.pasteall.org/blend/1081

space: enables a pass of ssgi
left Shift: enables another pass of ssgi

Filter is too slow to be used in game yet, nonetheless it`s quite awesome.
also random sampling slows it down quite a bit. I should use a prebaked texture for it.

Have fun!

(Pikol) #2

Excelent as always, I get amazed at every demo you show us

(psychotron) #3

yes ssgi in bge :smiley:
thanks!
was what that ingredience blender is missing for do ssgi you talked before some days? are you hack it or?

I do little scene mod, put more proper cornell box (0.5m edges), gamma reverse colors and add your gamma filter to the key G - hope you don’t mind
I want to see how it compare to other renders of cbox… and I’m surprised, pretty result for glsl

http://www.pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=114

here is blend file if someone is interested http://www.pasteall.org/blend/1082

btw what blender game engine needs to run those glsl 2d filters you made at speed of light? :slight_smile:

(blendman) #4

Cool :-).
Thanks

(qv51) #5

@Martinsh: would you mind checking it a little ??? It doesn’t work on ATI, saying something about unacceptable conversion in line 69 of the ssgi script :frowning:

anyway it looks great in the screenshot :slight_smile:

(Krumel) #6

@qv51: Replace in ssao and ssao1
line 69 with “vec3 random = vec3(rand(gl_TexCoord[0].st*fres.xy));”
line 73 with “float depth = readDepth(gl_TexCoord[0].st);”
and line 98 with "gl_FragColor = vec4(readColor(gl_TexCoord[0].st)*finalAO+finalGI,1.0); "
It should work now (At least it does for me).

(Ace Dragon) #7

Pretty sweet filter, I tested two of my games with it and the graphical enhancement is fairly noticable.

Now if a friendly BGE dev. can implement simple downsampling we can see some more serious use of this filter.

(qv51) #8

@Krumel: Thanks :slight_smile: It works now and runs at 50 FPS, not so bad for my computer :smiley:

(Excalaberr) #9

Wow, this is quite nice, but runs at 7 frames on my computer, which my computer is about mid range, I think my computer dislikes something the script does.

Hows the geometry tessellation going?

(martinsh) #10

Thanks people!

exactly, it is barely noticable in real games (unless you have a game with exaggerated colors), and yet too slow to be used in a game right now.
And yeah with downsampling all these filters (bloom, dof, blur, ssao…) will be much more faster.

nah, found a new and easier filter. :slight_smile:

pretty nice, everything works. now i need a displacement mapping to work.

(JohnnyBlack) #11

hey it doesent work at me,why?

(toonist) #12

steals the rand function from martinsh’s code

If you take the color bleed out, the method runs about twice faster when ran on a 256x256 buffer compared to larger buffer without color bleed as well, the smaller buffer introduces some artefacts though… Still quite slow post processing effect…

(valek27) #13

rain filter?

(rolo_gl) #14

Impressive, it would be nice to have this on the renderer too, at least there doesn’t really matter framerate…

(Independentsoul) #15

dude Im amazed. U finnaly did it =D congrats

(Independentsoul) #16

It´s just a Idea… why dont u try to blur the sampling texture… not the GI…
*gauss or something =D

EDIT: can U show us/me how to blur(gaus) the individual part? e.g Sampling texture… GI… AO…
I don´t get it :((

(leonnn) #17

Amazing, its heavy but, i think that gives a nice look to the project.
Congratulations, its amazing.
Martinsh, there s a way to remove the timer property for example, atach this property directly on the filter by scripting?
Awesome work

(laser blaster) #18

It doesn’t seem to work for me, I push space and nothing happens. Am I missing something?

(Rorkimaru) #19

looks amazing. Runs at a blazing fast 3fps on my rig though. Still, great work as always

(Independentsoul) #20

I´m impressed of Realtime Screen Space Global Illumination