it seems to be -1 for default tint (aka no tint) otherwise if you were to assign a red tint with 0x0000ff, then it would return 255 which I think is the alpha equivalent of hex? Though I have just tried and turned off the Shader-Script entirely, then told Visionaire to wait two Seconds before executing Values.DebugText.String = tostring(Erlene.Tint), and then after another short Pause told it to give show me <vs=debugtext>, and although without the Shader I can clearly see the Character being tinted according to the Lightmap, the Value I am shown is still "-1". So, it must be something other than Default-Tint aka. no Tint...... or is the Character's lightmap-influenced Tint not saved in the Character's "Tint"? This has just now occurred to me, in which Case it would make Sense why this hasn't worked so far. But as far as I can tell, "the lightmap (if present) and scene brightness will be used for the tint of the character", so to my Understanding (or Lack thereof) the Tint according to the Lightmap should actually be accessible via the Character's Tint, without a manual Setting. Or is lightmap-influenced Tint just "no Tint"? But then, where and how do I get the Linghtmap-Influence-Tint via Lua?EDIT: I guess it might be possible to load the current Scene's Lightmap into the Shader and use the Character's Position to calculate from that Lightmap-Image what Color it should be. I guess. I just hoped it would not have to be such a clunky Workaround. :/</vs=debugtext>

Hello, I recently noticed that after applying a Shader to my Character, the Character would lose its lightmap-influenced Tint. So, I thought I'll just add the Tint to the Shader as a vec3 -- and then I remembered the Tint is in Hex-Code, so I have to try and parse it from Hex to RGB first. I have a functioning Script for the Conversion, at least it functions if I manually write down a Hex-Color like "#ff0000" or "0xff0000" and convert that to RGB, but when I tell the Code to do that with Player-Character's Tint, it just doesn't work. I would like to try and display what the Character's Tint Value looks like, by trying to display it either as an Int or a String onscreen (I don't seem to understand how to use the print Function in Visionaire -- yes, I know that sounds ridiculous), but the only Results I get are "-1" or "nil", but never anything that looks like a Hex-Colorcode. So, in Order to know what exactly it looks like and to know how the Hex-RGB-Conversion Script must be adapted, how can I see the Character's Tint displayed anywhere?

You can do it with a Shader, I failed dismally but Simon put me right:local name = "vignette"shader_effects[name] = { shader = Shaders.vignette.Compiled }shaderAddEffect(name)shader_effects[name].num.u_resolution = {1920,1080}shader_effects[name].num.vPos = {1920/2,1080/2}varying vec2 uv;uniform sampler2D texel;uniform vec2 u_resolution;uniform vec2 vPos;void main (){  vec4 color = texture2D(texel, uv);  vec2 position = uv - vec2(0.5);             float dist = length(position * vec2(u_resolution.x/u_resolution.y, 1.0));  float radius = 0.5;  float softness = 0.09;  float vignette = smoothstep(radius, radius - softness, dist);  color.rgb = color.rgb - (1.0 - vignette);  gl_FragColor = color;}

Oh great, yes it works, thanks so much!!!So to summarize for future people who would be interested:1 - Use the latest script availableGet it here: https://www.visionaire-studio.com/luadocs/#shadertoolkit(download shaderscript.lua, open it and paste the content in a new Definition script)2 - Make sure you use the correct syntax (check the examples in the script, the syntax might differ from previous versions)Examples:-- shaderBlur(radius, delay)-- shaderSaturation(factor, delay)-- shaderLightness(offset, delay)-- shaderContrast(contrast, delay)3 - Use this script to activate a premade fullscreen shader:local name = "ShaderName"shaderAddEffect(name)shader_effects[ name].num.speed = 0.2bind(name, "time", field("shader_iTime"))(where you have to replace ShaderName by one of these:warp1tv1ripple1*ripple2*asciiedgeglowchromaripple3warp2ripple4pearlshighlightfourbittv2tv3tv4)* Might be brokenAnd enjoy the result!

And also how does it work now to use the premade shaders (tv1, tv2, etc)?I was just trying to use the new script provided by Simon:-- using as fullscreen effectlocal name = "ShaderName"shader_effects[name] = { shader = Shaders.ShaderName.Compiled }shaderAddEffect(name)shader_effects[ name].num.speed = 0.2 bind(name, "time", field("shader_iTime"))I tried by replacing "ShaderName" with "tv1" for example.However it doesn't seem to do anything.  I saw others threads about this, but they don't seem to have come with a solution. Any ideas?