HLSL & image filtering
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Can someone explain me how to perform imagefiltering with HLSL?
I couldn't get the informations from the manual...
to apply a texture I use for example
float4 textureoutput = tex2D(texturesampler, uvcoordinates);
but where and how do i specify the imagefiltering?
Thx!
Author
no FX file!! pure HLSL...
I'm using the irrlicht engine, which isn't able to load .fx files but it can read HLSL code and use it
I'm using the irrlicht engine, which isn't able to load .fx files but it can read HLSL code and use it
Quote:Original post by genesys
no FX file!! pure HLSL...
I'm using the irrlicht engine, which isn't able to load .fx files but it can read HLSL code and use it
Well, you must be declaring texturesampler SOMEWHERE if you're using HLSL.
Quote:Original post by genesys
no FX file!! pure HLSL...
I'm using the irrlicht engine, which isn't able to load .fx files but it can read HLSL code and use it
I'm not familiar with that particular engine, but in normal D3D, you can call SetSamplerState to specify different filtering modes along with other properties.
neneboricua
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im declaring the sampler in the HLSL code . . .
for example HLSL pixelshader:
sampler tex0;
struct PS_INPUT
{
float2 uv1 : TEXCOORD0;
};
float4 ps_main(PS_INPUT Input) : COLOR
{
float4 diffuse = tex2D(tex0,Input.uv1);
return diffuse;
}
here i declared the sampler at the beginning . . . how must i alter the code to activate filtering?
for example HLSL pixelshader:
sampler tex0;
struct PS_INPUT
{
float2 uv1 : TEXCOORD0;
};
float4 ps_main(PS_INPUT Input) : COLOR
{
float4 diffuse = tex2D(tex0,Input.uv1);
return diffuse;
}
here i declared the sampler at the beginning . . . how must i alter the code to activate filtering?
You should declare samplers like so:
[edit] Too bad there isn't code recognition for hlsl :(. [/edit]
texture diffuseTexture : Diffuse;sampler TextureSampler = sampler_state { texture = <diffuseTexture>; AddressU = CLAMP; AddressV = CLAMP; AddressW = CLAMP; MIPFILTER = LINEAR; MINFILTER = LINEAR; MAGFILTER = LINEAR;};[edit] Too bad there isn't code recognition for hlsl :(. [/edit]
Quote:Original post by sirob
You should declare samplers like so:
*** Source Snippet Removed ***
[edit] Too bad there isn't code recognition for hlsl :(. [/edit]
Remember that this only works if you're using .fx files. The OP stated that he was just using HLSL and was not using the Effect interface.
In that situation, you can't set the filtering properties from shader code. You have to do it from the application using SetSamplerState. That's basically what the ID3DXEffect interface is doing behind the scenes for you anyway.
neneboricua
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hum . . . ok - but i can set the renderstates only by object (or rather by material which is applied to the object) . . . so - what do i have to do if i'm using multiple textures in one shader for one object - but i want one texture to be filtered and another to be unfiltered?
Quote:Original post by genesys
hum . . . ok - but i can set the renderstates only by object (or rather by material which is applied to the object) . . . so - what do i have to do if i'm using multiple textures in one shader for one object - but i want one texture to be filtered and another to be unfiltered?
As neneboricua19 said, you have to use the IDirect3DDevice9::SetSamplerState() function before calling the draw call with your shader to configure the sort of sampling (linear/anisotropic/point etc..)
If you notice from the SDK documentation, the first parameter is a texture index (0 based). By changing this (as appropriate for your shader) you can have one texture linear-filtered and another point-filtered (for example). You could even have different addressing/wrapping modes for each stage if you desire...
In your application:
pDev->SetSamplerState( 0, D3DSAMP_MAGFILTER, D3DTEXF_LINEAR );pDev->SetSamplerState( 0, D3DSAMP_MINFILTER, D3DTEXF_LINEAR );pDev->SetSamplerState( 1, D3DSAMP_MAGFILTER, D3DTEXF_ANISOTROPIC );pDev->SetSamplerState( 1, D3DSAMP_MINFILTER, D3DTEXF_ANISOTROPIC );pDev->SetSamplerState( 2, D3DSAMP_MAGFILTER, D3DTEXF_POINT );pDev->SetSamplerState( 2, D3DSAMP_MINFILTER, D3DTEXF_POINT );pDev->SetTexture( 0, pSome_Linear_Filtered_Texture_Here );pDev->SetTexture( 1, pAn_Anisotropic_Texture );pDev->SetTexture( 2, a_HDR_point_filtered_texture );In your pure HLSL shader file:
sampler tex0 : register( s0 );sampler tex1 : register( s1 );sampler tex2 : register( s2 );//...float4 a = tex2D( tex0, uv ); // Read from a linear-filtered texturefloat4 b = tex2D( tex1, uv ); // Read from a anisotropic filtered texturefloat4 c = tex2D( tex2, uv ); // Read from a point-filtered texture//...hth
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