[Feature] Extra Visual Effect(s)
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GZDoom version
Doom II: Ray Traced 1.0.2a - Release
Which game are you running with GZDoom?
Doom 2
What Operating System are you using?
Windows 11
If Other OS, please describe
No response
Relevant hardware info
CPU: Ryzen 5600G || GPU: RTX 3060 12GB
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I think it would be a cool idea to add motion blur to rtDoom.
there could also be various other effects, such as Depth of field, and that "dirty lens" effect (think about bf4), especially with something that looks as cool as rtDoom. It would be nice to make the game look even more modern, poppy, cool, or whatever remotely positive word you can think of.
It could make the game feel more modern, or more cinematic. Its probably not what the mod is going for, and goes against the simplicity of doom, but it might be nice to have the option.
Describe the solution you'd like
In Graphics options, include option for DOF, RT, and Dirty Glare Lens, or any other effects)
If There were the following, these are the settings i personaly think would be good
DOF:
- Strength (f-stops pretty much)
- Distance blur or Perspective blur (weather the focal point is fixed or to whatever the player is looking at)
- Quality (for slower pcs)
- Blur screen when hurt (just an idea, but maybe when you are really wounded the screen could lose focus, or increase its intensity. just an idea to make it more cinematic)
Motion Blur
- Intensity (Pretty much the equivilent shutter speed / angle)
- Quality
Dirty Lens
- Choice of different smudging patterns, or with the option to add your own
- intensity
Describe alternatives you've considered
ReShade
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
Above: Demo of smudge on lens effect
I'm sure i don't need to provide images of depth of field and motion blur
Use console variable rt_bloom_lensdirt (or similar) to afjust lens dirt intensity
Use console variable
rt_bloom_lensdirt(or similar) to afjust lens dirt intensity
Sure! i had no idea there was lensdirt in this to begin with! are there any other graphical related settings that you know of, or where i can find them?