It might not just be the color profile you are using. When you create a new document it should be set to...Color Mode: RGB Color > 8 bitYou should also be able to change to that mode in an already opened image via: image > mode > RGB Color & 8 Bits/Channel.If the issue still persists, then I'm not sure what else to suggest as the only way Visionaire Studio can affect the colors & saturation of your images is...a: you have applied light maps to your scenes, but they will only affect the tint of the characters.b. you have adjusted the brightness of the scene or the global brightness value via Lua script or via a config.ini file.c. you have added the shader toolkit script & have used one or some of the existing shader functions to adjust the saturation, hue, brightness / contrast of the window.Anything other than that should not affect the images.By the way are you working on a windows machine or a mac? Mac machines are sometimes known to add a blue tint to the graphics while the game is running - it's rare though. Are the images shown correctly in editor or are they only incorrect while running your game or both? & finally can you please provide the specs (make, model, os, ram, graphics card, vram, cpu, etc) of the machine you are working on?

Thanks a lot Lee,[quote]The only current method would involve you having to edit the shader toolkit script itself[/quote]Hmm yes, I had a look and it's not for me! ^^[quote]Hmm in regards to 2: are you talking about specifying a specific area in the scene that applies an effect to anything that enters it? [/quote]I just want to add waves on water, without separating the water itself in another picture. Until now I am preparing a PNG with transparency of the water, on which I apply the effect. It takes time and memory and creating a kind of "mask" manually in Visionaire would be much better. By the way, do the shaders apply to videos too? I have not been able to tell exactly, but it would be great.

Hi, I know there has been already a lot of questions about Shaders, but they are great to use and I would like to know more. I hope it wasn't asked already, I didn't find anything about these:1 - is it possible to change the strengh of an effect such as tv3 or tv4? I tried using several scripts, but changing the strengh parameter didn't work. Default is 1, and if I set a lower value it doesn't change anything.2 - I was wondering if it would be possible to use a shader inside a self-made limited area (an object area or anything else)? For example with a water effect, is it possible to delimitate water in a background picture, and apply the shader only in this area? ... without using a picture of the water with transparency (png or webp)Thank you

It's time shader toolkit gets access to obj.... :twisted: :P :D

[quote]I recommend using the shaderViewport() function instead as you can specify coordinates target. The zoom function needs rewriting a little so that you can specify coordinates.[/quote]Actually I used shaderViewport function because shaderzoomobject isn't working for me. [quote]The next version of shader toolkit, that comes with the next version, will have that fixed. You can set the interpolation points there.[/quote]Great. I just want to make cutscene without making a video. It saves tons of game memory. The thing I wanted to try was like this video. Of course, my game is not musical.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3vLXdNdTJ80:28 ~ 0:35 is the part I want to put in my game. But it always directed to left, not up or down or straight just like the video.Always appreciate for your hard input for VS. :D