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Asked By | DimitriyPS |
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Old Version | Published before Godot 3 was released. |
The end result on different screens it looks different. Sometimes the game looks darker than it should. I want to add a setting which will change the brightness of all rendering (2D and 3D). It is possible to Godot?
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Reply From: | rgrams |
You’ll need to apply a screen-reading shader to the whole screen (this will have a performance cost).
Here’s a pretty good article about how gamma correction works: Gamma Correction and Why It Matters | Envato Tuts+
And in terms of resources the PC is not too expensive? Or is it done so usually?
DimitriyPS | 2016-12-08 07:34
Ah, it totally depends on your graphics card and resolution. Unless you’re making an HD game and want it to run on very low spec, it should be fine
rgrams | 2016-12-08 18:17