Ok first thing first, both great contributions for humble 3d artists like me lacking programming skills.. although the existence of several conflicts between the two "mods".

First thing first: once I first added mystymood to my scripts, the shade-c depth of field stopped working. I figured out later that it was due to the following line of code in mystymood's sky_template.c "fog_color = 1;"

If I set that to zero or erase that line of code depth of field works again but I have of course no fog.

Also the mystymood's lensflare doesn't work when shade-c is on, why?

What I care about the most is about some sort of flickering edges on my meshes when I have shade-c ON, or more precise like if there was no antialiasing at all, despite the fact that I'm set "d3d_antialias = 9;"

Here check it out:


Click here to enlarge: http://www.themasquerade-guild.com/wtshadec.jpg


Click here to enlarge: http://www.themasquerade-guild.com/noshadec.jpg

So to review the three questions:

1.Why can't I have fog ON along with shade-c's depth of field?
2.Why does my lensflare disappear when shade-c is ON?
-And the most important
3.Why does the antialiasing (I think it's antialiasing) doesn't work when shade-c is ON?

1- idk
2- probably because of the post-processing shader of SHADE-C(dof etc)
3- AA wont work with post-processing effects. but i guess the FFAA plugin somewhere on the forum was a solution fot that.

Also I had to deactivate sc_bVolParts = 0; (shade-c feature) once I installed mystymood, some wierd transparent thingy layer appeared in front of my camera as I was rotating around the scenario.

And thanks for the quick reply, can you tell me what FFAA stands for? I can't find it on the forums yet.

its actually FSAA, stands for full screen anti aliasing

Alright works just fine now although this plugin slows the framerate to a lot. Anyway thanks!