You are my hero! But i whould be nice, to have the code or a downloadable version, or you going to use the shaders for you own?

M.G

NO, I will never share the code MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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ofc you can have it
this is the shadercode, assign it to a view material and set it to camera stage.
If you don't have the beta, you have to rewrite it to get it on a screen-aligned-quad

Code:

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float4 vecViewPort; // contains viewport pixel size in zw components
float4 vecSkill1;

const float4 replaceColor1 = {0.5,0.5,0.5,1.0};
const float4 replaceColor2 = {1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0};
const float4 replaceColor3 = {0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0};
const float4 replaceColor4 = {0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0};
const float aberration = 0.1;

Texture TargetMap;
Texture mtlSkin1;
Texture mtlSkin2;
Texture mtlSkin3;
Texture mtlSkin4;

sampler2D smpSource = sampler_state { texture = <TargetMap>; };
sampler2D pattern1 = sampler_state { texture = <mtlSkin1>; AddressU=Wrap; AddressV=Wrap;};
sampler2D pattern2 = sampler_state { texture = <mtlSkin2>; AddressU=Wrap; AddressV=Wrap;};
sampler2D pattern3 = sampler_state { texture = <mtlSkin3>; AddressU=Wrap; AddressV=Wrap;};
sampler2D pattern4 = sampler_state { texture = <mtlSkin4>; AddressU=Wrap; AddressV=Wrap;};

float compare(float4 Color1,float4 Color2)
{
	return(abs(Color1.r-Color2.r)+abs(Color1.g-Color2.g)+abs(Color1.b-Color2.b));
}

float4 replacePS(float2 Tex : TEXCOORD0 ) : COLOR0 
{
	float4 Color = tex2D(smpSource,Tex.xy-vecViewPort.zw);
	if(compare(Color,replaceColor1)<aberration)
		return tex2D(pattern1,Tex.xy*(vecViewPort.xy/vecSkill1.x));
	else if(compare(Color,replaceColor2)<aberration)
		return tex2D(pattern2,Tex.xy*(vecViewPort.xy/vecSkill1.y));
	else if(compare(Color,replaceColor3)<aberration)
		return tex2D(pattern3,Tex.xy*(vecViewPort.xy/vecSkill1.z));
	else if(compare(Color,replaceColor4)<aberration)
		return tex2D(pattern4,Tex.xy*(vecViewPort.xy/vecSkill1.w));
	else
		return Color;
}

technique replace {pass one{PixelShader = compile ps_2_0 replacePS();}}
technique fallback {pass one { }}

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that works faster if you just project the texture in view space upon the model instead of first coloring it and later on replacing the color. then you can have the texture stored in the model file and don't need to store it in your script.

hmm...maybe^^
you are right, i will do that...
thx