I think the ‘Snapshot’ shader described here wouldn’t be too hard, it is sort of a combination of things that already exist.
Generally as part of my setups I like to have several ‘blaster’ effects that are these sorts of one-offs that you use at special moments to create a burst or flash of some kind in response to a button press. Quite useful!
I was able to convince Howie to have a look at this and he now has it working - it’s really fun, especially when driving other effects.
I can add an update on a FX idea I previously mentioned:
The ‘Starburst’ effect can be achieved pretty well by hand in VDMX: two ‘Diagonal Blurs’ at 90 degrees to each other.
And the ‘Light Beams’ effect is another that Howie has completed. This is very effective when driven by Audio Analysis and the ‘Motion Detect’ plugin. (https://discourse.vidvox.net/t/how-best-to-simulate-audio-reactive-light-fixtures)
This glitch shader from keijiro has been on my to do list for a while…
https://www.interactiveshaderformat.com/sketches/5159
(original here, https://github.com/keijiro/Kino/blob/master/Packages/jp.keijiro.kino.post-processing/Resources/Glitch.hlsl)
Good job @davidlublin 
This “Shape Blur” is another good start… needs another parameter or two…
https://www.interactiveshaderformat.com/sketches/5175
Working on this one inspired from the intro to Halt and Catch Fire.
https://www.interactiveshaderformat.com/sketches/5207
Any chance of converting this shadertoy by Adam Ferriss of Marching Ants ?
(I had a try with the ISF editor, without success )
I think it’d be a fun little thing to have access to…
As would other mouse-driven generators, that ‘expose’ live drawing / shape making / FX etc
https://www.shadertoy.com/view/XltcR2
Marching_Ants_Marquee_XltcR2.fs.zip (1.6 KB)
hey - thank you so much for that - worked fine! : )
Hmm… ISFEditor is crashing when loading this one: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/3l3Szr
Any idea why?
Just curious, and possibly a good lesson for learning:
Im quite sure its doable with ISF, since the effect is not available anymore, maybe a bit 2000’s.
Any pointers on how to achieve this?
https://fxfactory.com/downloads/docs/noiseindustries/fxfactorypro/Documentation/stylize/hexagons.html
This would in fact be a good one to start with!
It might be similar in concept to triangles… essentially the idea is to first figure out ‘which’ hexagon you are in, and then pick the appropriate pixel(s) to use for that section.
Related:
https://twitter.com/mattdesl/status/1569637225691856896
https://gist.github.com/mattdesl/314037a8cf1002c6c42766b478b339a0
Hi everyone! Just joined the vdmx message boards.
I’m really into retro style stuff inspired by old cartoons, etc.
Have any ideas for how to recreate the intro opening card to rugrats?
anyone able to create a Halation shader?
Thanks Claude! After a few iterations, Claude built this ISF which generates a palette overlay of whatever video source is being played. After earlier muddied and muted results, it provided a few sliders to better match the averaged/analysed colours with the key visible colours.
Adjustable height, update rate, and can be positioned on any of the 4 frame-edges.
Feel free to remix.
CinematicPalette.fs.zip (4.3 KB)
