I use hdr texture on hlms material in Ogre 2.1,But texture display is incorrect！
Does anyone know why?
thanks！
[2.1]hdr texture is not supported?
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Re: [2.1]hdr texture is not supported?
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Re: [2.1]hdr texture is not supported?
I'm sorry.
use hdr texture in scene
use dds texture as PF_FLOAT16_RGBA format
Is it minmap's problem?
use hdr texture in scene
- hdrtexture
- ddsTexture
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Re: [2.1]hdr texture is not supported?
Looks like a gamma correction (sRGB) problem.
The 2nd picture looks like correctly using sRGB; while the 1st one looks like it isn't.
I'm a little confused though. I assume you meant that...?
GPUs support automatic gamma conversion for BC1 and RGBA8888 formats, but not for other formats (such as FLOAT16_RGBA).
Therefore you need to convert it to linear format and store it that way. Whatever tool you're using to store/convert the textures, checkout if it has a gamma correction / sRGB option (or just apply a gamma filter and set gamma to 0,454545455 which is a good approximation to sRGB).
The 2nd picture looks like correctly using sRGB; while the 1st one looks like it isn't.
I'm a little confused though. I assume you meant that...?
- The 1st picture is PF_FLOAT16_RGBA
- The 2nd pictures is not (probably BC1/DXT1 or RGBA8888)
GPUs support automatic gamma conversion for BC1 and RGBA8888 formats, but not for other formats (such as FLOAT16_RGBA).
Therefore you need to convert it to linear format and store it that way. Whatever tool you're using to store/convert the textures, checkout if it has a gamma correction / sRGB option (or just apply a gamma filter and set gamma to 0,454545455 which is a good approximation to sRGB).