Bloom looks cool, true.
But there are 2 problems:
-I have an old Laptop (keeps me having a high framerate within the projects btw)

-bloom reduces the contrast of the dark and light pixels. So the lighning gets smoother.
I have to test the shader, but I fear that it will smooth out smaller shadow contrasts.
Anyway, I will try it by time.

Ja, bin mit allen punkten einverstanden. Die Tiere in Gothic 3 sehen leider auch wie plastik Dynos aus der schachtel.

Wenn du vielleicht ein Buch über "Licht Lehre" empfehlen könntest, wäre ich dir sehr dankbar.

Ich bin ja eigendlich Programmierer und weniger Grafiker
Man muss eigendlich nur ein Auge dafür haben, und so lange rumbasteln bis es gefällt.
Ich könnte zB keine abstrakten Comics machen, dafür hab ich wiederum kein feeling.

Frank_G hat aber sicher einige Tips für Grafik-Bücher zu diesem Thema.

Ok, danke.

Bloom würde hier interessant ausschauen (habs mir gerade auf ein model als textur gepackt und im testlevel angeschaut)

here is a small simulation( made in photoshop ) of how it could look with some bloom:

But this way the scene also looses a lot of detail...
But I have to see how it looks with the Shader.


Anyway:

What shader too use for the bloomeffect?
Anyone can give me a link?

You can use Sphere, the Bloom from it works with blocks too [not like the rest of the plugin], or try to get Sylex running - sadly, I've never seen any other bloom effect, not even for pro. But if anyone has a link, Damocles surely woulnd't be the only one who's happy

And about the PS-Bloom Screenshot, I think it's a bit too strong.

In your situation, I do not like the Bloom. Anti-alaising would help, simply because of sharp edges that you see. However, the bloom blurs everything too much, making the scene kind of..... what is the word, runny. I would stick with the origional, no bloom, and invest your time in figuring out anti-alaising.

Regards,
Raddaddy

take the bloom from the shadercollection (AU resource site).
the bloom simulation is in so far incorrect as the black/shadowed parts are somewhat glowing too, a real bloom shader won't do this.

Fantastic scene.