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Diffuse color?

Started by derek_of_bodom@hotmail.com Apr 21, 2012 at 8:14 PM 1 reply 2.3k views

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Apr 21, 2012 at 8:14 PM

With XNA, you have BasicEffect which has the "Diffuse" property. I haven't messed with HLSL in a while, but I'm wondering how to write the code to add color to a texture. For example: I have a texture, and I want to draw it with it blended red. What would I do if I had float4 blendColor and float4 texColor (where texColor is the color of the pixel for that pass)?

Bacterius

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Bacterius

Apr 21, 2012 at 9:25 PM

Then you can just go like this in your pixel shader (in pseudocode):

outputcolor = (texColor + blendColor) * 0.5;

Or you can blend it more or less strongly like this:

outputcolor = lerp(texColor, blendColor, t);

If t = 0, the output color will just be texColor, if t = 1 then it will be blendColor. Values in between give various blend levels. t = 0.5 corresponds to the blend before.

derek_of_bodom@hotmail.com

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derek_of_bodom@hotmail.com

Apr 21, 2012 at 9:54 PM

Then you can just go like this in your pixel shader (in pseudocode):

outputcolor = (texColor + blendColor) * 0.5;

Or you can blend it more or less strongly like this:

outputcolor = lerp(texColor, blendColor, t);

If t = 0, the output color will just be texColor, if t = 1 then it will be blendColor. Values in between give various blend levels. t = 0.5 corresponds to the blend before.

I actually figured it out myself. I tried the code you provided, and it didn't do what I wanted. It did some weird blending. texColor * blendColor does exactly what I want.

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