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are its possible instead of black its follow the base texture colors
Whenever said mods release/update they'll require this one (and gShaderd) as a dependency for the effect. Thank you!
Yeah I imagine stencils would get you closer to the result you need. Good luck!
thank you, and may your days be plenty, and your bad luck so few
I was doing comparisons between my own generated outline meshes on my models and this shader, and the shader does a much better job at creating them. I was hoping to utilize this mod instead of the generated meshes as a dependency :)
In a nutshell, the algorithm looks for edges by finding differences between neighboring pixels. These differences could be whether the neighboring pixels are close to each other (depth-based), or if the neighboring pixels differ in brightness (luminance-based). Once it finds an edge, the shader "emphasizes" it by maximizing its pixel value (to 255) and giving it a color (as inputted by the user)
This shader makes an outline for everything because the algorithm works using your screen's pixels as an input (as well as a couple of other "versions" of your screen, roughly speaking)
pretty cool btw