Environment_Options

[macklebee]

File Name: Environment_Options

File Submitter: macklebee

File Submitted: 06 Nov 2010

File Updated: 15 May 2011

File Category: Lua

 

Small script that just sets majority of the Editor's options that are not available in an inherent script or saved to the SBX file. It will allow you to set these options without needing to program them into your standalone program. It sets the following options and saves them to your SBX:

• Trilinear Filter
  
• Anistropic Filter
  
• Field of View
  
• Texture Quality
  
• Physics Quality
  
• Model Detail
  
• Shadow Quality
  
• Reflection
  
• Terrain Shadows
  
• Godrays
  
• SSAO
  
• AntiAliasing
  
• HDR
  
• Bloom
  
• DOF Enabled
  
• DOF Range
  
• Wireframe
  
• Statistics

 

*Note some of these require framework to function

 

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[Michael Betke]

tried it and thought i would be able to set the strenght of the options hehe. Like amount of godrays or bloom....

[macklebee]

tried it and thought i would be able to set the strenght of the options hehe. Like amount of godrays or bloom....

 

? Did I write something above that suggested I changed the normal options or shaders?

 

No my shaders skills are far from that unfortunately. This just allows people to setup a scene in the editor how they want with the above options and then also have the same scene loaded into their game with the exact same effects without the need to program it into their game.

[AggrorJorn]

thats useful macklebee. thx

[Marcousik]

Hi there,

The link is broken, is there something like this ?

 

I'm searching for the script function to manage texture quality as for example setWaterQuality() change the water quality thx

[macklebee]

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/15206-texture-load/#entry102487

 

and

 

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/14624-lua-editor-quality-setting-whats-it-in-code/#entry99571

[Marcousik]

Great thx.

Is this actually usable: Texture::SetQuality(int quality) ?

[macklebee]

The command is actually Texture::SetDetail(int quality) as shown on the second page of that first link: http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/15206-texture-load/page__st__20#entry103547

 

and yes, it does work.

 

example:

window = Window:Create("texture detail example",0,0,800,600,512)

context = Context:Create(window)

world = World:Create()

camera = Camera:Create()

tex = Texture:Load("Materials/developer/bluegrid.tex")

mips = tex:CountMipmaps()

 

toggle = 1

 

while window:KeyDown(Key.Escape)==false do

if window:Closed() then break end

 

if window:KeyHit(Key.Space) then

toggle = toggle + 1

if toggle > mips then toggle = 1 end

Texture:SetDetail(toggle)

end

 

Time:Update()

world:Update()

world:Render()

context:SetBlendMode(Blend.Alpha)

context:DrawImage(tex,100,0,600,600)

context:DrawText("Texture Detail: "..toggle,2,2)

context:DrawText("Hit SPACE to change texture detail",2,22)

context:SetBlendMode(Blend.Solid)

context:Sync(true)

end

[Marcousik]

Thx a lot macklebee you are a lot of help

[reepblue]

Yeah, I missed that post, Thanks Mac!