Awesome! Looks great on my Geforce 6800 GT!

thanks, changing the view shows a lot more of the shader...it really looks cool, and it runs very fast on my machine.

Only thing that would add more detail to this shader would be if you could use the twirl effect (=the standard water in gs twirl) as well. Right now you can see its "only" uv-shifting.

Looking forward for more (this shaders are getting more and more serious in the last few weeks)

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Only thing that would add more detail to this shader would be if you could use the twirl effect (=the standard water in gs twirl) as well. Right now you can see its "only" uv-shifting.

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Thats a good idea. So many things to be done, just gotta figure out how

maybe by adding some sinusoidal distortion to the texture coordinates?

i haven't tested this yet. do the hlsl sin()/cos() functions compile to vs_1_1? it would be great if there weren't the need for manually doing taylor series anymore!

This is great! I hope that you'll get around to creating an ocean shader for v.s 1.1 and p.s 1.1 as well! Hopefully you'll figure out whats wrong with getting EMBM to work with FFP soon, since fallback would be awsome!! Thanks for not giving up and all your hard work!

Glad ya all like the effect.

Ventilator: I added this~ float FreqPulse = sin(Frequency * PI * vecSkill41.x);
The compiler didn't choke. It did what was expected, a kind of pulse.

So, maybe there is hope for your idea here.

Works great on GeForce 3.. :-)

This works on my Ti 4400.

Now that is truly impresive.

Ken

Works On my GeForce FX 5600

Ati 9800Pro 128Mb - Check!