[quote]Sorry, I'm not answering your question but there is a similar shader FX made by SimonS. I made a downloadable demo project for the visionaire community (or just look at the youtube video), hope this help. See the link :[/quote]Well he can create the ripple effect using the shader toolkit. There are 4 ripple effects available that you could apply to a scene object. Make sure you add the water image into a scene object. The reflection though you might have to do by adding the reflections directly into the water image itself, either as a static image or as an animation, if the scene changes at all.I believe it is possible to create custom shader scripts too, as Simon provided an example of one ages back after he first implemented the shader stuff into the engine. I don't think it's as simple as copy / pasting an existing shader script into it though. You may have to rewrite certain things in the script to get it to work.

Saw this on Shadertoy. Any help as to how to implement into the Shader Toolkit?[code]uniform sampler2D texture;uniform vec2 resolution;uniform vec3 overlayColor;void main(){vec2 uv = gl_FragCoord.xy / resolution.xy;if (uv.y > 0.3)// is air - no reflection or effect{ gl_FragColor = texture2D(texture, vec2(uv.x, uv.y));}else{ // Compute the mirror effect. vec4 color = texture2D(texture, vec2(uv.x, 0.6 - uv.y)) vec4 finalColor = vec4(mix(color.rgb, overlayColor, 0.25), 1.0); gl_FragColor = finalColor;}}[/code]Thanks!

Yo peeps,Just wanted to give a heads up if you are having a bug in which the game will no longer fade in, it is more than likely because of this script is on definition.game.GameShaderExclude = eShaderExcludeInterfaces -- stops shader effects from affecting interfaces, texts & mouse cursors etc.This allows you to have interfaces open and text but is not blurred by the shaders. However what it does do is remove the fade in for some reason. Fade out works, but fade in doesn't work at all. Secondly, has anyone come across this and find a solution for it? I'd still need to use the script, but do want the fade in working. My only idea is so far is to execute the script only when I have an interface open.

Yep. Technically you can do that without the openGL shader also by using the scene brightness value & the to() tweening function.[code]-- fade current scene brightness over 1000ms to a random value between 0 & 20 (0 = black, 100 = default)game.CurrentScene:to(1000, {SceneBrightness = math.random(0, 20)}, easeQuintIn)[/code]... it would be possible to generate random pause value too between each pass by creating a variable to store the random value then assigning that value to a vs value which you can link to a pause action part, that way you could get a dynamically unique lighting flicker each time you called the action block. ;)Simon would be the person to ask about sorting out the lighting with the openGL shader though.P.S: if you enable lighting with openGL then it works like real lighting (minus shadows) in that it lights up whatever is inside of the light radius & then the further you get to the edge of the radius or the further outside of the radius the darker things will get. It's also possible to overlap lighting, which should look similar to what Simon_ASA has in his first screenshot (above).

Can't you use the openGL shader?