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= jMonkeyEngine SDK: Post-Processor Filters
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-:author:
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-:revnumber:
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-:revdate: 2016/03/17 20:48
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+:revnumber: 2.0
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+:revdate: 2020/07/10
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:keywords: documentation, sdk, effect, file
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-:relfileprefix: ../
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-:imagesdir: ..
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-ifdef::env-github,env-browser[:outfilesuffix: .adoc]
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Filters are used for scene-wide effects such as glow, fog, blur. The SDK lets you create a file storing combinations of filters. You can preview the filter settings on a loaded scene in the SDK. You can load them into your application (add them to the viewPort) to activate your preconfigured set of several filters in one step.
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. In the Projects window, right-click Assets→Effects.
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. Select File→New File…
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-. Select Filter→Empty FilterPostProcessor File in the New File Wizard.
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+. Select Filter→Empty FilterPostProcessor File in the New File Wizard.
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** An empty filter file appears in the Assets→Effects directory.
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-. Double-click the created file.
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+. Double-click the created file.
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** The file opens in the FilterExplorer window.
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To add filters or modify existing filters
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. Double-click a j3f file to open it in the FilterExplorer window.
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-. Right-click the j3f file's root node to add a filter.
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+. Right-click the j3f file's root node to add a filter.
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** Added filters are listed under the filter's root node.
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. Open the Properties window and select a filter in the FilterExplorer. Configure filter options like intensity etc.
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To see a loaded filter
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-. Open a model or scene in the SceneComposer.
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+. Open a model or scene in the SceneComposer.
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. Double-click a j3f file to open it in the FilterExplorer window.
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-. Press the “show filter button in the OpenGL window.
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+. Press the "`show filter`" button in the OpenGL window.
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== Loading filters in a game
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mitm001