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	The '''post_processing.tbl''' is a table file that controls the use of post-processing effects avaiable in FSO.		The '''post_processing.tbl''' is a table file that controls the use of post-processing effects avaiable in FSO.


	~~[[Tables\|List of Tables]]~~

	==General Format==		==General Format==

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	==#Light Shafts==		==#Light Shafts==
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	This section is used to define the parameters for the light shaft effect.		This section is used to define the parameters for the light shaft effect.
	===$AlwaysOn:===		===$AlwaysOn:===
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	===$Sample Number:===		===$Sample Number:===
	*This is the amount of texture samples used for every pixel on screen. Increasing this improves quality but also slows down the shader. Low end hardware should go with 25. High end can go up to or over 100.		*This is the amount of texture samples used for every pixel on screen. Increasing this improves quality but also slows down the shader. Low end hardware should go with 25. High end can go up to or over 100.
	*Syntax: '''''Integer'''''		*Syntax: '''''Integer'''''}}

	==Sample==		==Sample==
	This is the default table used by FSO executables if no post_processing.tbl can be found.		This is the default table used by FSO executables if no post_processing.tbl can be found.

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			The '''post_processing.tbl''' is a table file that controls the use of post-processing effects avaiable in FSO.


			[[Tables\|List of Tables]]

	==General Format==		==General Format==
	~~Post_processing.tbl is a table file that controls the use of the post-processing effects available in FSO.~~ In order to use post-processing, the following prerequisites must be met:		In order to use post-processing, the following prerequisites must be met:
	*FSO version 3.6.12 or higher		*FSO version 3.6.12 or higher
	*GPU capable of running Shaders written in GLSL 1.2 or higher		*GPU capable of running Shaders written in GLSL 1.2 or higher

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	==General Format==		==General Format==
	Post_processing.tbl is a table file that controls the use of the post-processing effects available in FSO. In order to use post-processing, the following prerequisites must be met:		Post_processing.tbl is a table file that controls the use of the post-processing effects available in FSO. In order to use post-processing, the following prerequisites must be met:

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	#Light Shafts		#Light Shafts
	$AlwaysOn: ~~YES~~		$AlwaysOn: NO
	$Density: 0.5		$Density: 0.5
	$Falloff: 1.0		$Falloff: 1.0

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 .0 - ((Current time in milliseconds - effect start time in milliseconds) / (effect duration in milliseconds))
 ==Sample==
 This is the default table used by FSO executables if no post_processing.tbl can be found.
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 $Disables Rendering:	NO
 $Invert timer:		NO
 #End

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	*Syntax: '''''Boolean'''''		*Syntax: '''''Boolean'''''
	*If this is set to true, the ship will not be rendered after the effect is completed.		*If this is set to true, the ship will not be rendered after the effect is completed.
			*Note: In order to reenable rendering, use an effect with this option set to false.

	===$Invert Timer:===		===$Invert Timer:===
	*Syntax: '''''Boolean'''''		*Syntax: '''''Boolean'''''

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 $Default:		0.0
 $Div:			50
 $Add:			0
 #End

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 For each effect, the following options apply:
 ===$Name:===
 *Name of the effect. This is used to refer to the effect with the post-processing sexps.
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 ===$Add:===
 *Syntax: '''''Float'''''
 ==Sample==

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==General Format==
Post_processing.tbl is a table file that controls the use of the post-processing effects available in FSO. In order to use post-processing, the following prerequisites must be met:
*FSO version 3.6.12 or higher
*GPU capable of running Shaders written in GLSL 1.2 or higher
*-post_process commandline flag must be enabled
*post-processing shader files must be present and named post-f.sdr/post-v.sdr

Post_processing.tbl allows the modder to set default values for the effects supported effects.
The table must begin with "#Effects" and must end with "#End".
For each effect, the following options apply:

===$Name:===
*Name of the effect. This is used to refer to the effect with the post-processing sexps.
*Syntax: '''''String'''''

===$Uniform:===
*For every effect, a uniform variable is needed to pass data from the engine to the shader. This is the variables' name, and it has to match the name as used by the shader. All uniforms declared here are of type "float".
*Syntax: '''''String'''''

===$Define:===
*In the post-processing shader, each effects' code is encapsulated in a preprocessor define. Since the engine only uses one post-processing shader, the shader has to be recompiled every time an effect is activated or deactivated. To control which effects are in use, preprocessor defines are used. The name given here must match the name used in the shader.
*Syntax: '''''String'''''

===$AlwaysOn:===
*If set to true, the effect will be on by default.
*Syntax: '''''Boolean'''''

===$Default:===
*The default value of the passed uniform variable. This value is modified by the values given in $Div and $Add as follows: value = (default value / div) + add
*Syntax: '''''Float'''''

===$Div:===
*Syntax: '''''Float'''''

===$Add:===
*Syntax: '''''Float'''''

==Sample==
This is the default table used by FSO executables if no post_processing.tbl can be found.

<pre>
#Effects

$Name: distort noise
$Uniform: noise_amount
$Define: FLAG_DISTORT_NOISE
$AlwaysOn: false
$Default: 0.0
$Div: 20000
$Add: 0

$Name: saturation
$Uniform: saturation
$Define: FLAG_SATURATION
$AlwaysOn: false
$Default: 0.9
$Div: 50
$Add: 0

$Name: contrast
$Uniform: contrast
$Define: FLAG_CONTRAST
$AlwaysOn: false
$Default: 1.1
$Div: 50
$Add: 0

$Name: film grain
$Uniform: film_grain
$Define: FLAG_GRAIN
$AlwaysOn: false
$Default: 0.1
$Div: 50
$Add: 0

$Name: stripes
$Uniform: tv_stripes
$Define: FLAG_STRIPES
$AlwaysOn: false
$Default: 0.0
$Div: 50
$Add: 0

$Name: dithering
$Uniform: dither
$Define: FLAG_DITH
$AlwaysOn: false
$Default: 0.0
$Div: 50
$Add: 0

#End
</pre>

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