Thanks so far. I have a few Questions about that:[list=1][*] Although I have the Shader Toolkit in my Project, but this particular Shader is in its own little Script, so I don't exactly know whether this as "using the shadertoolkit" or not.[*] Where exactly would I insert the suggested Line? In the Shader-Part, or in the LUA-Part? And should it be called once or rather repeatedly?[*] So, in the suggested Line, "ripple1" is the name of the Shader, which in my Case would be "daynight". What exactly would be ".num.frequency"? "num" I have seen defined in the Shader Toolkit, but I have no Idea whether that has anything to do with my Script -- I guess not? And "frequency" I suppose would be a Flat/Int defined somewhere in the Shader Script? (As a Uniform?)[*] And if my Protagonist has the Value "Daylight", I suppose in my Case "Values.value.Int" would be "Values.Daylight.Int"?[/list]For Completion's Sake and to maybe make helping me a little easier, here is my little Script:[code]shader_effects["daynight"] = {shader=basic_fsh..[[float x = iGlobalTime * 0.5;// This should be changed to go along with the Value "Daylight"float pi = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795;float R = (0.75+sin((x-3)*0.5*pi + cos((x-3)*0.5*pi))*0.25);float G = (0.75+0.125+cos(x*0.5*pi)*0.125);float B = (0.75+0.125+cos(x*1.0*pi)*0.125);void main(){vec3 base = texture2D(iChannel0, texcoord.xy).rgb;gl_FragColor = vec4(base.r*R,base.g*G,base.b*B, 1.0);}]]}if getObject("Conditions[DaylightShader]"):getBool(VConditionValue) thenshaderAddEffect("daynight");end[/code]

I am using a Shader and want it to be affected by a Value outisde of the Script, a Value which my Protagonist has. How can I translate such a Value into an Int or Float inside a Shader Script? I would suppose it has to do with the "uniform" command, but I am not sure on the exact Implementation.

I'm sorry i still don't really know what you mean, could you please describe it a bit more?Isn't that followCharacter function also shader?

Looks like it's trying to compensate for the movement of the camera. You could try allowing the shader stuff to affect only the cursor temporarily as it doesn't look like you have any other shader effects active. The text will swing with the camera movement, but it might look smoother & I don't think it matters all that much seeing as you aren't displaying it inside of a box or anything.

Hi,i used the shader [i]shaderViewport[/i] to get this [b]"hand camera"[/b] effect. I'm doing scene in a plane and i'm trying to break the static feeling, looks great however when text is being shown or hotspot animation it's lagy as the engine is trying to calculate the position i guess. It's centering everything else smoothly though. ( including action text ) Is there something to do about it?thanks.