Then what is your problem? Don't you wish that the sky is blurred? If not, you can solve it rather technically by using something like clip_far - 1 as threshold and write 0 instead into the depthmap, or you create a buffer, in which you write 0 and 1, which parts of the scene should be combined with the blurred image (where the sky would be black then) - you take this mask as lerp factor between unblurred and blurred image in the composite pass.

@txesmi
This looks damn shocking good.

Edit: I forgot to say, really nice sky kartoffel

Thank you very much for your kind words!

Well... good question . I've got almost no experience with vertex-shaders so I have
no idea how to add 3D waves, calculate the reflections but I'll definitely try when I've got more time.

The stars in the night are a sky-entity and it doesn't look very good if they get blurred... but I'll find a way to fix that

Good to know. Thank you!

I am currently trying to make some (hopefully) eerie urban levels. To achieve the floor reflection I use a slightly modified watershader from the library.



bigger resolution

Looks very atmospheric. Maybe you could tryout the SSAO shader. Should perfectly interact with your atmospheric scene.

Indeed atmospheric. Just the ceiling texture looks wrong. You wouldn't epxect dirt "spikes" goint to the center of the floor on it. These spikes build up when liquid runs down the wall. You'd expect spots and stains on the ceiling.

ok two things.

first the light shouldnt spot the ceiling. And the walls should be a little biger than 5 centimeters.

While watching the image I asked myself...what cruel bloody gory nightmarecreatures lurke behind that doors.

Or is it simply a zombiehorde thirsty to the blood of the one who let them out.

The floor is too clean and shiny.

yes, this lamp would never give light on ceiling.

and the ceiling texture could be replaced by a cracked concrete material e.g with some decals of piece of collapsed plasters. and similar dirt could be added to the floor.

and wall textures could be also more realistic, if instead of the grey colour, you would choose another mat colour, to show that it was painted a couple of times before, but the layers are worn out, for example by keeping those white traces on that ugly greenish paint used in hospitals formerly, like in the basement of the Technical University of Budapest 10 years ago .

and yes, the maintenance crew is definitely concentrating only to floor clearing

First, thanks for your advice!
I added HeelX's SSAO.
Also the ceiling is not affected by the light anymore and
has a different texture now.
The floor is not that shiny anymore.


bigger resoultion

bigger resolution

However, I think I have to change the neon lamp models. Also I will add dirt decals for the floor (or fire the maintenance crew).


@gri what do you mean ?


@sivan I did that before but it looked strange.