Night Eye Shader Switcher

Name: SwitchNightEyeShaders Version: 5. 0 Date: 13 September 2008 Category: Modders Resource Requirements: Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE) version 13 or greater, Oblivion version 1. 2. 0. 416 Author(s): scanti Source: Description =========== This is an OBSE plug-in that allows you to add your own nighteye shaders and swap them at will during the game. Any shaders you create must be in the pso file format and be placed in the data\\shaders\\nighteye folder and the data\\shaders\\hdr.nighteye folder. Each shader must have 2 versions. One normal shader in the data\\shaders\\nighteye folder and another for when the game is using HDR in the data\\shaders\\hdr.nighteye folder. (If you miss out the hdr version of the shader and the player is using hdr then the screen will black-out or white-out while night eye is active). To create the shader files you can use the Oblivion shader editor utility by Timeslip. http://timeslip.chorrol.com/ I\'ve also added a HLSL shader development system. Write your shader in HLSL, name it .hlsl and place it in the data\\shaders\\dev.nighteye folder. When you next start the game the game will compile your hlsl shader and place it in either the data\\shaders\\dev.nighteye folder or the data\\shaders\\hdr.dev.nighteye folder depending on whether you have hdr enabled or not. This shader will get added to the game\'s shader list you can get it\'s enumeration by using the AddNightEyeShader \".hlsl\" command. Note you must end the filename with hlsl, not pso for it to find the shader. Once you are happy with your shader you can copy the compiled pso file into both the data\\shaders\\nighteye and the data\\shaders\\hdr.nighteye folders. The plug-in adds 2 new commands: AddNightEyeShader and SetNightEyeShader. To try out the plug-in I\'ve included some shaders that were created by Timeslip. To switch between them go into the command console and type in SetNightEyeShader followed by a value between 0 and 16 and then activate night eye. You can switch between shaders while night eye is still active. From version 5 of the plug-in you can have multiple nighteye effects active. Commands ======== EnumNightEyeShader Will find the shader associated with the shader filename and return a value you can use with SetNightEyeShader to switch to that shader. The filename must have the .pso extension. The filename must not exceed 100 characters or you will cause Oblivion to crash. (Was previously AddNightEyeShader, although you can still use that command as an alias). SetNightEyeShader This allows you to deactivate, activate a shader or add a night eye shader to the night eye effect list. Shader number 0 is always the default Oblivion shader. The Active Type is a number from 0 to 3: 0 - Set the shader to always be deactivated. 1 - Set the shader to always be active regardless of wh