![]() ![]() Visual improvements have been made to the Macros Editor, the UI Extensions Editor, and the Audio Console. Fix cityLights not appearing with latest scatterer versions (0. Software version: RoomOS 11.7.1.6 16945c93906. Fix BuildManager exception during load (Thanks terrain ultra material support for 1.9+ (Thanks 1.11.3.1*********** Fix clouds shadows breaking TAA (scatterer/tufx) in low orbit Fix compatiblity with 1.10-1.11 (recompile shaders with older unity version) Fixed flickering clouds in reflections (most noticeable on TU parts) Fix a nullref and some game event leaks (Thanks and 1.11.6.1*********** Fix volumetrics in VR (thanks for Kerbal-VR Unlike GPP, JNSQ does not remove the stock planets but rather, does reimagine and reinvent them, destroying what you think you know about some of them, and answering the KSP community's cry for a true stock planet visual overhaul and the cry for the planets to be larger. Fix flickering city lights with Parallax (added a small depth offset) Volumetrics may appear visible from underwater with scattererĬonfigs are to be downloaded from the default EVE config: EVE-1.2.2-1/EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements-Configs-1.2.2.1.zip or your favourite visual pack You might notice a bit of aliasing now that all effects use the depth buffer Test results with results (~6% performance increase in-game) : Use as a replacement for regular EVE: Visual enhancements including clouds, lights, etc. Test results with results (15% performance increase in-game): results (no significant performance difference in-game) Environmental Visual Enhancements Redux CKAN Version of EVE plugins which highly improves performance. Volumetric particles are rendered at 1/4 the screen resolution then upsampled with a depth-aware filter and composited into the scene, saving GPU power ![]() One MeshRenderer and one GameObject per volumetric layer instead of one per particle All the particles in a volumetric cloud layer are rendered at once in a single draw-call, instead of one draw-call per particle, saving CPU time Celestial shadows are also rendered using the depth buffer instead of re-rendering most of the scene's geometry with a projector (saves a lot of CPU time, culling the scene+sending draw calls) ![]() Cloud shadows are rendered using the depth buffer instead of re-rendering most of the scene's geometry with a projector (saves a lot of CPU time, culling the scene+sending draw calls) This version uses a few more modern rendering tricks: See here for EVE (thanks for everything build also integrates and fixes for 1.10. This started as a performance-enhanced version of EVE. This is my continuation of EVE (Environmental Visual Enhancements). ![]()
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