XNA Shader programming, Tutorial 21 - Transition: Fade
Loading...
Loading...
3,921
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- 9:32XNA Advanced Movement Part 1by Whiplashx8610,728 views
- 1:00before zx spectrum pixel shader deer prototypeby CHIPF0RK11,788 views
- 0:58Simple Space Shooter XNA - Video tutorialby IwaoHazukiSan8,238 views
- 0:34XNA Toon Shaderby tehg0e24,144 views
- 0:11XNA Shader programming, Tutorial 23 - Blur post...by DCSdigitalerr0r3,277 views
- 0:10Xna refraction 2by GearGOD23,196 views
- 0:07XNA Shader programming, Tutorial 22 - Transitio...by DCSdigitalerr0r4,399 views
- 1:31Kitae XNA Game Engine Transitionsby NullCitySoftware841 views
- 0:42Fade In, Fade Outby clingermangw542 views
- 0:40Bubble Shader XNAby tehg0e4,005 views
- 0:24Unreal Engine 3 - Dissolve Effectby piranhi47,786 views
- 0:54XNA waterby alexmbr105,231 views
- 0:33XNA Shader programming, Tutorial 16 - Refractionby DCSdigitalerr0r13,314 views
- 0:40XNA Share Programming - Tutorial 26, Bump Mappi...by DCSdigitalerr0r1,225 views
- 0:29XNA Crepuscular Shaderby starvald24,127 views
- 9:16XNA Basics - Introductionby Whiplashx8633,424 views
- 0:29XNA Shader programming, Tutorial 10 - Invert po...by DCSdigitalerr0r1,806 views
- 2:07Basic HLSL Lighting Techniques - Episode 6by NemoKradXNA3,861 views
- 1:39Crash Demo XNAby RaptorEsp67,955 views
- 0:52XNA Platformer Engine Pre-Alpha v5by dsoltyka3,495 views
Yeah I will, thank you for the comment :)
DCSdigitalerr0r 2 years ago
Might be good to mention this in the tutorial, though?
int3rl0per 2 years ago
Its just there because you can do it with a shader as well. The reason for this tutorial is that shaders can be used in many different situations, including transitions and to learn new things.
The shader is quite short, so the computuationally difference is very small. ( the line that does the transition is usually included in a bigger shader, so its normal to include it if the rest is shader based ).
DCSdigitalerr0r 2 years ago
So, why do this with a shader - why not render both scenes to textures, and then just draw quads, alpha/add/multiply blending them in? It'd even be computationally cheaper.
int3rl0per 2 years ago