Well, what I was loosely basing it on was NPR Quake. You bring down the console and can change the rendering style on the fly. That''s sort of what I would like to have, because if you chose one shader and didn''t like it, it would be nice to just be able to implement it without quitting, etc...just do like NPR Quake and bring down the console and change it right there. Of course, I guess you could use the classes like you said...because I don''t know if I like the idea of having all the shaders in memory, and when I change them I could just delete the current one and assemble the new one if the memory was really an issue.

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-Beavt8r

A little off-topic, but:

You could even make the different shading styles ''unlockable secrets.'' Like, if the player completes an area within a certain time, the option for hatch-shading appears in the options menu - a bit like Goldeneye.

Yeah, that''s what I''m contemplating now. I''m going to have a ton of codes, and the way I''m leaning is that I should have some of the shaders available at the beginning and having the rest of them available with a code. It has definitely crossed my mind.

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-Beavt8r