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- Implement shadow fading when using the Orthogonal shadow mode (like in `master`). This allows customizing the distance at which directional shadows start to fade away. Shadow fading will also always start at the same distance now, regardless of the current shadow mode in use. This is useful for enclosed levels to prevent shadows from fading at all with a well-tuned maximum distance. The default fade start value (0.8) results in fading happening later in the distance compared to the previous behavior, where fading started from the last shadow split distance (0.6 in PSSM 4 Splits and 0.1 in PSSM 2 Splits). |
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| .. | ||
| blend_shape.glsl | ||
| canvas.glsl | ||
| canvas_shadow.glsl | ||
| copy.glsl | ||
| cube_to_dp.glsl | ||
| cubemap_filter.glsl | ||
| effect_blur.glsl | ||
| exposure.glsl | ||
| lens_distorted.glsl | ||
| particles.glsl | ||
| resolve.glsl | ||
| scene.glsl | ||
| screen_space_reflection.glsl | ||
| SCsub | ||
| ssao.glsl | ||
| ssao_blur.glsl | ||
| ssao_minify.glsl | ||
| subsurf_scattering.glsl | ||
| tonemap.glsl | ||