1. you need the shader tookit script added to your script section as definition.2. copy/paste the script on the first page into an execute a script action when you want to activate it I guess.P.S: I think the other little code block Simon provided is so you can adjust the strenght or turn it off, etc.

About Texts  being affected by the Shader:Dialogue-Options, Speech-Text and Narrator-Text should not be affected by a Shader, but Object-Texts will be. At Least from my Experience. So, did you use Object-Text for displaying the Speech-Text at the Bottom? If you use Narrator-Text, it should remain still, just like the Dialogue-Options.About Hotspots, yes, they are not seen as Interface, so sadly they are affected by Shaders. But in your Case, you are lucky! The Hotspot moves with the Object it should highlight -- sounds like it should be that Way. (In my Game, the Hotspots turn blue at Night, together with the whole Scene -- that is far worse. ;) )However, the Polygon for an Object surely doesn't move with the Shader, so I guess that might be slightly irritating in some Areas.

I have no idea how would i achieve something like that with scrollposition. You mean something like having the background a bit larger to all sides and then using loop for setting the scrollposition?This scene is scrollable so i guess that would be an issue too. This scene is 4440 x 1080, it could theoretically be making the issue with the black line.The hotspots are affected by the shader, it should stay still as the cursour beside.

ez mate,Can you not control the scrollposition instead? It should prevent cursors & texts from being affected as they are based on current viewport - not sure about hotspot animations though.I can't help you with the bugs you showed in your video. Looks like tearing to me or at the least the engine or your machine trying to cope with redrawing the moving pixels or something - I'm not a technical guru on such matters, so, er... yeah! I think I'll leave that stuff up to Simon instead. ;)Anyway, I believe Simon has been working on an improved shader script which he'll probably release with the new editor. At least I think he mentioned a little while back that he had been working on an improved one, but my memory, you know!?

First: Thanks for this Thread, I personally didn't even think it was possible in Visionaire to apply a Shader to only a particular Object. This is really useful!Second: Now my Question is whether it is possible to apply a Shader not to an Object, but to a Character. (For Example to make a Character have a Reflection in the Floor.)I tried to simply change the last Line from Objects["objectname"].ShaderSet=id into Characters["charactername"].ShaderSet=id , but without any Success. So is this in any Way possible, or can Shaders only be applied to Objects but not to Characters?Only to objects at the minute as far as I'm aware - & not all of the shader effects work correctly on objects either currently. Sorry.I believe Simon plans on updating the shader toolkit & shader stuff in the future so that it's a lot more flexible & hopefully easier to use.