Understandable, however I have my origin in the main menu set at 0,0,0. Its almost as though nothing is rendering except panels. If I find a resolution I will post it in the wiki.

You have to use Shade-c's object shaders. Have a look at the "fx" folder as well as "common.h" in the example folder.

If you want to use your own shaders, you have to call sc_skill(entity, SC_OBJECT_PASS, SC_PASS_FORWARD); for every object that uses a custom shader. These object will then be rendered in a traditional forward renderer instead of shade-c's deferred renderer. Please note though, that you should only use custom shaders where you can obsolutely not use shade-c's objectshader, as custom shaders don't work together with a lot of Shade-C's effects (lights, shadows, ssao, depth of field, etc.). The only objects you might want to render in forward rendering are translucent objects. Everything else should be rendered using Shade-C's objectshader.


Please note, that all code in the example/fx folder will be moved to default.fx and the .fx files in the example/fx folder will only contain #defines and variables in the future. This is needed for easier updating the objectshader code in the future.

Ah I see now, got it working One thing I think would be great to add is different types of material shaders. Like

Lava
Water
Grass
Tree
Plastic
Rubber
Plasma

etc...

Not sure if they can be useful but I have been trying to find a way to recreate some of the Unreal Engine 3 material shaders in A8. I can share them if you like.

I just somehow can´t get spotlights working. I want to attach one to the camera, but the shadowmap doesn´t gets updated.

@exile:
I will get back to you on that offer! Have to create some hooks in the objectshader first so one can easily insert one's own code.

@alibaba
You have to call sc_light_update(ENTITY* lightentity); after you moved/rotated a shadowcasting-,projector- or spotlight around.


Updates:
I just finished merging all spotlight and directional light shaders into one big shader which is now placed in default.fx. Still have to add pointlights, then it's finished and you will finally be able to actuall USE the light flags like SC_LIGHT_SPECULAR or SC_LIGHT_SHADOW.
I also optimized the SSAO shader for more realistic results. SSAO will now only be visible in dark places and/or shadows (like in the real world). If you don't want this, there's a parameter to tweak the results. You can smoothly lerp between full ssao everywhere and ssao in dark places only.
Next Update should be ready by tomorrow.

Hmm.. still doesn´t work
Here is the code and the result, when i move the camera:

Sorry, there was a bug which lead to the shadowmap view not being updated. The fix will be included in the next update.

New Update:
https://github.com/BoHHavoc/ShadeC-EVO

Awesome! Thanks!

Hotfix for spotlights, forgot to also update position and arc.
https://github.com/BoHHavoc/ShadeC-EVO