It's technically possible, but I have to integrate it into the shader script, because who can write these shaders ? And I haven't figured out how I will do it, because I would need more copies of the same shader, and how will the setting diff then, also no multipass is possible. So no Blur/Glow on single objects or Image Effects and some other effect at the same time.I got every model I have here running, not always perfectly aligned, so I wouldn't consider it buggy anymore. Maybe there are some other workflows that have different model outputs.

Just a bit more work on your part if you want to use different camera perspectives. Hopefully Simon will be able to add shader support for individual objects/characters in a future release as you would be able to get pretty creative with your light that way...I wonder if you could use the spotlight thing now to generate specific lighting on a character based on position of character on the scene. Set a specific position for light source & then do some calculations each time character moves which updates shader light parameters. Would be interesting to look into. Normal maps & depth maps look like they involve a ton of additional work to sort them out.

the bind syntax is exclusive to the shader toolkit. I'm talking about that I can't save the bindings because they are closures, the rest is saved by lua variables.

First things first. You need to include the [url=http://wiki.visionaire-tracker.net/wiki/Shader_(CMS)]shader toolkit[/url] script as a definition script in your game to be able to use the shader functions or write your own. I have started writing example pages for each of the available functions @ [url=http://wiki.visionaire-tracker.net/wiki/Compiled_Index_of_Lua_Scripts_for_Visionaire_Studio#Shader_Toolkit_Functions]here[/url]. Unfortunately I haven't gotten round to creating pages for each of the functions yet. I typed up more before the new wiki, but we lost some of the data for the wiki a little while ago & thus I have to redo those pages again. Also I will probably need Simon's help in typing up the pages to do with the lighting section of the shader as he will be able to explain what each lighting parameter is etc.P.S: I will be including a working .ved on the shader function pages. I've already created .ved's for a few of them. Check the [b]resource[/b] section.

Yeah, using the new shader lighting options in lua script. He's created a spotlight (flashlight) here which is fixed to the current character & the target is based on the mouse position.