How to realize the indistinct effect?

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TomChunKit
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How to realize the indistinct effect?

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I know use shader can realize them,but I don't know how to do.Who can help me?
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Re: How to realize the indistinct effect?

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You mean the iridescent effect?

Look up HSV/HSL color and read the LÖVE shader manual.

s-ol.nu /blog  -  p.s-ol.be /st8.lua  -  g.s-ol.be /gtglg /curcur

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print( type(love) )
if false then
  baby:hurt(me)
end
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Re: How to realize the indistinct effect?

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Maybe he means blurring?
lf = love.filesystem
ls = love.sound
la = love.audio
lp = love.physics
lt = love.thread
li = love.image
lg = love.graphics
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Re: How to realize the indistinct effect?

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You can find a bunch of shaders here. Just keep in mind that some of them are for older versions of love and might need some manual updating. Other than that you can basically take every GLSL tutorial and recreate it in LÖVE. These are the main differences:

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GLSL                Löve shader language
float               number
sampler2D           Image
uniform             extern
texture2D(tex, uv)  Texel(tex, uv)
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