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Blur Screen. - kubeba59 - 05.05.2013

It is possible to blur the screen somehow ?


Re: Blur Screen. - RevolutionaryGaming - 05.05.2013

I'm not sure what you expecting with blur, but you can use fade.

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?pid=540008#pid540008


Re: Blur Screen. - kubeba59 - 05.05.2013

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I'm not sure what you expecting with blur, but you can use fade.

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?pid=540008#pid540008
No bro that is not what I looking for,but tnx anyway

Anyone else can help me ?


Re: Blur Screen. - RevolutionaryGaming - 05.05.2013

As far as I know there is no way to actually blur the screen. You can use textdraws to doctor it up and I suppose you could use SetPlayerDrunkLevel to make the screen shake if you need more added to your blur effect.


Re: Blur Screen. - Babul - 05.05.2013

currently, SAMP does not support the blurry screen effect natively.
there are some mods (not supported, but they work) for affecting the graphics, like the ENB or Rikintoshs HD graphics mod - both supoprt post effects like bloom, blur, better shadows, reflection, occlusion filtering, shiny particles etc.
if you have a good GPU, then its definetly worth a look.
dont forget to make a backup of all files, especially the .dll's


Re: Blur Screen. - Yashas - 05.05.2013

You can cover the whole screen with a textdraw and set low alpha so that its makes somewhat transperent colored. Doesn't blue but makes it like you have color lens.

This was going to be my next post "How to blur a textdraw" so its not possible.

Did I tell shit??


Re: Blur Screen. - Babul - 05.05.2013

no shit, but a textdraw just changes the color/brightness values of the still sharp picture. dx3d needs to be modified in order to make real optical changes.
the best thing i achieved so far, is getting the reflecting water ribble effect to work - while playing in a well-known server - including Depth Of Field, using 32 layers. it looked great, but dropped the fps to <25. since i got myself a slightly better GPU, its time to reconsider some ENB settings...