Just finished my glass refraction since I couldnt find something working..

Sorry to break it to you, but that looks more like a forcefield

Yeah I didnt finish the normalmap 100%
You can adjust the refraction with it
Also looks better in motion

It's not that... normal windows aren't all wibbly-wobbly, and the ones that are you can barely see through:

Well Im trying to make some special glass, for normal glass I dont need a refraction normalmap







You can also change the color to your like and set transparency

alright, I guess that is actually much better

Ch40zzC0d3r@ that looks exactly the same as the glass shader from Shade-C 0.91


Greets

Hm I didnt know shade-c had a glass shader
I took the refraction shader from the forum and changed it a bit.

I found those known troubles trying to render a sport center with its narrow and contrasted ground lines:



I tricked the color mask first four mipmaps and incresased the lines thickness on each mipmap step. I used tex2Dlod with a fraction of the distance to the camera in the X axis: a very especific set up for a very specific game camera.





Not totally fine but that is the way!

Doesn't d3d_anisotropy help here?