Shade-C isn't a plugin. It's just a whole bunch of .c files and shaders. Everything it does, you can do in SED. BoH_Havoc just makes it easier by writing a whole bunch of good stuff himself.

Everyone's scared of shaders, but most won't even try them.

Anyone relatively competent with Lite-C can be writing their own normal mapping shader with dynamic lights and other tweaks of their own within a few hours with the official shader workshops. That's the first thing I did when I got A7 Commercial years ago and decided if I had an engine that supported shaders and I couldn't write them, I was wasting my money.

So how is it behind?

Jibb