超级加倍上传者
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曾用名：ShaderLib
依赖 LazyLib 2.8
编辑 GRAPHICS_OPTIONS.ini 来启用或关闭 GraphicsLib 功能。
我们推荐使用 版本检查器 来接收更新提示。
警告：请确保使用独立显卡运行远行星号游戏！
已知在某些移动和集成显卡上会产生严重的图像拖影问题！
警告：当Mod启用时 必须关闭抗锯齿！
这是什么东西？
GraphicsLib Mod 提供了一系列游戏图形方面的改进，包括各种各样的视效插件，动态光照引擎，以及屏幕扭曲效果滤镜。通过使用本Mod提供的内置照明，变形和后期处理API，其他Mod也可以实现独特的滤镜效果。
功能
- 动态照明
- 扭曲滤镜
- 后期处理滤镜
- 图形增强插件：
- 舰船停机效果增强
- 舰船损坏烟雾效果
- 过载电弧
- 军官标识
- 导弹自毁
- Modding API
屏幕截图
使用方法
对于玩家：只需要下载并启用即可，无需额外操作，开箱即用。如果您的电脑性能不足以使用 GraphicsLib，请参见本指南。
对于Modder：如果您想要在您的Mod中集成 GraphicsLib，请遵循以下步骤：
Use the following mod detection code in your ModPlugin class. If you want to make calls to GraphicsLib functions or use GraphicsLib objects, you must first check to see that hasGraphicsLib is true before calling/referencing them! Note that some scenarios may make this arrangement difficult, requiring GraphicsLib for resolving class links. Note that "shaderLib" is intentional here; the mod ID has remained the same to ensure backwards-compatibility.
- public static boolean hasGraphicsLib;
- @Override
- public void onApplicationLoad() {
- hasGraphicsLib = Global.getSettings().getModManager().isModEnabled("shaderLib");
- if (hasGraphicsLib) {
- ShaderLib.init();
- LightData.readLightDataCSV("data/lights/your_light_data.csv");
- TextureData.readTextureDataCSV("data/lights/your_texture_data.csv");
- }
- }
Material Map: This texture determines the reflectivity of the sprite. Internally, the lighting engine uses a minimum function (i.e. reflectivity = the darker of the pixel on screen and the corresponding pixel on the material map), so there are limitations on what you can do with a material map. In general, you want to begin with the original ship sprite and then darken areas that should not reflect as much light. You can also darken individual color channels to allow interesting effects like having reflected shines being a different color than the hull. Remember that the material map must have an alpha channel that matches the original sprite's alpha channel. For implementation, see the example in GraphicsLib. If a sprite lacks a material map, the default is the original sprite (i.e. identical to previous lighting versions).
Normal Map: This texture is difficult to make properly, but the results can be well worth it. There are many tutorials for making normal maps elsewhere on the Internet, if you are interested in making them for vanilla sprites or your own ships. However, if you want an easy way out, an adequate normal map can be generated automatically through Photoshop, Crazy Bump, or similar programs, which takes far less time than making a normal map from the ground up. Remember that the normal map must have an alpha channel that matches the original sprite's alpha channel. For implementation, see the example in GraphicsLib. If a sprite lacks a normal map, the lighting engine will default to using the old lighting model for that sprite rather than the new Blinn-Phong model.
Surface Map: This texture is completely optional (even more so than the other two). Surface maps enhance the normal map of the object by influencing how the specularity looks. The red channel corresponds to luminosity and will cause the ship to appear to glow wherever the red channel is nonzero. The green channel determines the specular intensity of the object; a value of zero is totally matte while a high value will be very shiny. The blue channel determines specular hardness, so a value of zero is cartoonishly shiny while a high value is very glossy; a value of 0.2 (or 51 on the integer scale) corresponds to the default behavior. Remember that the surface map must have an alpha channel that matches the original sprite's alpha channel. If a sprite lacks a surface map, the lighting engine will substitute red = 0, green = (derived from material map), blue = 0.2.
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警告
你通常需要一款制造于2008年及以后的显卡来为本Mod提供合理的性能支持。虽然具体表现可能有所不同，但一张 GTX 460 及以上的显卡就可以在默认配置下流畅地运行本Mod。而且通过调整相关设置，几乎所有兼容的显卡都可以正常运行。已知某些移动和集成显卡与 GraphicsLib 不兼容。所以，如果您在使用移动版或集成显卡，请禁用变形和后期处理！
更新日志
Version 1.7.0 (May 9, 2023):
- Updated for Starsector 0.96a
- Added new option in settings: "enableFullExplosionEffects"
* Disabled by default because the vanilla game handles this part now
- Added new spreadsheet: data/config/glib/no_shield_ripple.csv
* Prevents shield ripples from being generated by the listed projectiles
- Added support for fighter skin texture maps
* List them in the texture data the same way they're listed in settings.json
* e.g., "xyphos_LOW_TECH"
- Trigonometry fixes
- Proximity fuse "hit" lights now work properly
* GraphicsLib will replace the original ProximityExplosionEffect (if any) with a custom ProximityExplosionEffect
* This custom ProximityExplosionEffect first instantiates and calls the original one, then adds the appropriate lights
- Fixed serious issue where some proximity fuse weapons would prematurely disappear
- Updated the options in the Preset Options folder to include a Low VRAM Compatibility mode
* When using this preset, nearly all features requiring extra video memory are disabled
* Use this if you have weirdly low FPS and heavy stuttering during combat
Version 1.6.1 (January 5, 2022):
- Fixed arc attenuation for distortion effects
- Updated for Starsector 0.95.1a RC6
Version 1.6.0 (December 12, 2021):
- Updated for Starsector 0.95.1a
Version 1.5.1 (March 30, 2021):
- Made sun-generated lights less extreme when multiple stars are in system
- Insignia icons are scaled to the new range of officer levels
* Tier 1: Level 1-2 (freshly hired officers)
* Tier 2: Level 3-4
* Tier 3: Level 5-6 (max for trainable/mercenary/NPC officers)
* Tier 4: Level 7+ (max for procgen officers, NPC commanders, and AI or unique officers)
- Added "aaCompatMode" to GRAPHICS_OPTIONS.ini
* Prevents GraphicsLib from crashing out at the start if you have antialiasing enabled
* Disables the second pass of the post processing shader
* You'll have antialiased sharpness in the campaign and the combat interface, but the actual in-battle ships/weapons/effects will be as blurry as if you weren't using antialiasing
Version 1.5.0 (March 29, 2021):
- Updated for Starsector 0.95a
- Now works with screen scaling
* Mod-added custom shaders will almost certainly need modification to work with screen scaling
- DOES NOT WORK with antialiasing
* GraphicsLib will crash out with a message asking you to either disable shaders OR disable antialiasing
* This is not a temporary measure; going forward, GraphicsLib and antialiasing don't mix
* 4K monitor users should use 200% screen scaling (antialiasing off)
- 5K users should use 200% scaling and 4K resolution, fullscreen-upscaled to native monitor resolution (You won't lose that much quality)
* 1080p monitor users should use 100% screen scaling (antialiasing off)
* 1440p monitor users potentially have a tough choice
- 100% scaling will work if the monitor is large enough (or if you have glasses)
- Upscaling 1080p to fullscreen native resolution might look passable (depending on your monitor and video driver) but you'll definitely lose some quality
- Otherwise, consider disabling shaders if you can't read the text
- I personally use a 1440p monitor and can play fine at 100% scaling, but your mileage may vary
- Added shader maps for new vanilla content
- Added lights definitions for new vanilla content
- Ship explosions no longer create cinematic anamorphic flares
Version 1.4.5 (March 10, 2021):
- Slot cover normal map fix
- Fixed compile error with one of the normal map shaders on certain Radeon drivers
Version 1.4.4 (December 25, 2020):
- Possible surface map transparency fix?
- Fixed version file HTTPS redirect
- Overload EMP colors now match the default overlay (or any special overload colors that might be scripted in)
* Added "useVentColorsForOverloadArcs" option for old behavior
Version 1.4.3 (September 28, 2020):
- Fixed the Benchmark progress indicator
- Fixed normal map scaling when flipped
- Migrated version file to custom host (sigh)
Version 1.4.2 (July 8, 2020):
- Added global function suppressEffects() to ShipDestructionEffects to suppress spawning effects for a particular ship
- Migrated version file to BitBucket
Version 1.4.1 (September 8, 2019):
- Render order fix for layered modules
Version 1.4.0 (May 17, 2019):
- Updated for Starsector 0.9.1a
- Added shader maps for new Starsector 0.9.1a sprites
- Support for alternative ship textures
- Minor fix for light fade-in logic
- Minor fix for automatic distortion fade-out logic
- Render order update
Version 1.3.1 (February 15, 2019):
- Fixed lighting for plasma burn system
- Rendering order fix for lighting
Version 1.3.0 (November 17, 2018):
- Added a bunch of shader maps for new/updated Starsector 0.9a sprites
- Updated lighting settings where applicable for new/updated Starsector 0.9a content
- Fixed rendering order for station modules
- Added lighting support for mine explosions
- Works in Starsector 0.9a
Version 1.2.1 (June 10, 2017)
- Improved various effects for certain edge cases with sprites that are significantly smaller than the collision radius
Version 1.2.0 (June 4, 2017)
- Now works on Starsector 0.8.1a
- Additional LazyLib check
- Fixed some misc. bugs that nobody noticed
- Tweaked ship destruction effects for ship pieces to avoid fx spam
- Updated even more sprites
Version 1.1.0 (April 23, 2017)
- Now works on Starsector 0.8a
- Supports lighting on destroyed ship pieces
- New maps for the new ships/weapons, and updated maps for a large number of existing ships/weapons
Version 1.0.4 (March 26, 2017)
- Adjusted ripple intensity for ship deaths
- Disable bloom automatically on Intel IGPs
Version 1.0.3 (January 8, 2017)
- Nvidia post processing bug is fixed
Version 1.0.2 (May 21, 2016)
- General compatibility update
Version 1.0.1 (April 22, 2016)
- Added sun/hyperspace lighting from SS+
Version 1.0.0 (April 15, 2016)
- Renamed GraphicsLib
- shaderSettings.json renamed to GRAPHICS_OPTIONS.ini
- Added graphical effects plugins previously in Starsector+
- Added data/config/no_self_destruct.csv in case you want your mod-added missiles to not explode automatically
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