All I know is that we desperately need a TK2 of her...and Anna as well! 😍

@The Emu

Man you have some patience to sort through my crappy code.

I did notice that in the new scenes from totem that they were passing uniforms out of the scn and i did ask about them but got no reply. Thanks for letting me know, and all the other stuff too. How much of it will sink in...

@wangxukkk - I do not understand you question about where the download is. What download are you refering to?

@TheEmu：

Where is the exact version of the download? @zzz version, i can not use it. Can it be used in 3D scenes?

@Z22 - a ***** simplification of your WetLook2.fsh shader is

uniform sampler2D texture0;
varying vec4 gl_TexCoord[];
void main ()
{
vec4 Girl = texture2D ( texture0, gl_TexCoord[0].xy );
// Create a b/w image of the girl
gl_FragColor = vec4 ( vec3(Girl.r+Girl.g+Girl.b)/3.0, Girl.a );
// Discard values outside the range 0.55 to 0.57
if ( abs(gl_FragColor.r-0.56) > 0.01 ) { discard; }
}

It just uses a less wordy way of expressing the way the texture is reduced to a monochrome version and uses a single "if" when deciding whether to discard or not. In this case it makes little difference, but in more complex cases it is better to keep ifs down to a minimum because they prevent various bits of the shader being executed in parallel by the GPU so I replaced the separate checks against an upper and lower limit with a single check against how far the value is away from the centre of the allowed range.

However, the main point of this post is to point out that up to now you have been tweaking the parameters used in a shader by editing the values of constants in the shader itself. There is nothing wrong with this, but it does mean that you can end up with a lot of very similar shaders differing only the values of a couple of parameters. For this reason it is usualy more convenient to make the control parameters inputs into the shader by declaring them as uniform variables and assigning values to these in the .scn file. That way you can have one shader being used by many .scn files with each using different values for the control parameters.

For example, using the WetLook2 shader above it could be defined as

uniform sampler2D texture0;
uniform vec2 wetBand;
varying vec4 gl_TexCoord[];
void main ()
{
vec4 Girl = texture2D ( texture0, gl_TexCoord[0].xy );
// Create a b/w image of the girl
gl_FragColor = vec4 ( vec3(Girl.r+Girl.g+Girl.b)/3.0, Girl.a );
// Discard values outside the range defined by WetBand
if ( abs(gl_FragColor.r-wetBand.x) > wetBand.y ) { discard; }
}

then in the scene file you could have

framebuffer {
size: 7680, 4320
id: WetLook
source: RadialBlur, 0
uniform: wetBand, vec2, 0.56, 0.01
shader: fragment, WetLook2.fsh
blend: false
}

You can use uniform: to supply float, int vec2, vec3 or vec4 inputs to a shader.

You can have any number of such uniform: clauses in a scene node supplying any number of parameters of various types to a shader.

@Z22 - your c1 and c5 were

c1 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c5 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x + ( (-1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y + ( (-1.1)*blurSize) ) );

so you had factors of -(1.1) and -(1.1) for c1 and +(-1.1) and +(-1.1) for c5, i.e. all four factors were -1.1.


The actual grid you used, after correcting, was

.....X...X.....
...............
X.............X
.......X.......
X.............X
...............
.....X...X.....

In which each of the eight peripheral points are equaly distant from the central point.

This differs from the grid that you mentioned in your last post, i.e.

X......X......X
...............
...............
X......X......X
...............
...............
X......X......X

both in orientation and because the peripheral points are at two different distances from the center so it is not as symetric as the other version.

In practice it makes little difference for the sort of things we are doing.

err.. c1 and c5 one has a negative number on the x and the other a positive number, same for y.

it's meant to be doing something like this. (in the other uses of this shader, didn't seem to make much difference in wetlook)

c6 c5 c4

c7 c0 c3

c8 c1 c2

Where c0 is at 0,0(unmodified x,y cords)

Well thats what my intention was. Blur size expands them out from 0,0 (c0). When i set blursize to something like 100 i can indeed see 9 copies of the girl in a grid(then a bunch going off into infinity).

Your solution is a lot neater though.

Although in practice it makes little difference in practice the "correct" version of RadialBlur.fsh would be

//Original taken from "halloween" scene by totem(istripper)
//Adapted by z22 and then by TheEmu.

uniform sampler2D texture0;
varying vec4 gl_TexCoord[];

const float blurSize = 1.5 / 1024.0;

const vec2 blur1 = vec2(+1.1,+0.1)*blurSize;
const vec2 blur2 = vec2(+1.1,-0.1)*blurSize;

void main(void)
{
// Apply a radialy symetric blur using 9 sample points comprising a
// central point, at the current pixel position, with 8 more at the
// corners of an octagon, though not a regular octagon.

vec2 vTexCoord = gl_TexCoord[0].xy;

vec4 c0 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord );

vec4 c1 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord + blur1.xy );
vec4 c2 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord + blur1.yx );

vec4 c3 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord - blur1.xy );
vec4 c4 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord - blur1.yx );

vec4 c5 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord + blur2.xy );
vec4 c6 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord + blur2.yx );

vec4 c7 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord - blur2.xy );
vec4 c8 = texture2D ( texture0, vTexCoord - blur2.yx );

gl_FragColor = ( c0 + c1 + c2 + c3 + c4 + c5 + c6 + c7 + c8 ) / 9.0;

}

The octagon is not a regular one because its vertical and horizontal sides will have a different length (in texture coordinate space) to its diagonal sides. This is further distorted by the different scale factors for the vertical and horizontal axes that apply when going from texture coordinates to screen coordinates. (Texture coordinates run from 0.0 to 1.0 for both X and Y).

To use a regular octagonal spacing in texture space for the sample points change blur1 and blur2 to use cos and sin of 22.5 degrees instead of 1.1 and 0.1 and increase blurSize to compenate for the change in the sample distance from the central point that this introduces, I am now using

const float blurSize = 4.5 / 1024.0;

const vec2 blur1 = vec2(+0.9238,+0.3826)*blurSize;
const vec2 blur1 = vec2(+0.9238,-0.3826)*blurSize;

@Z22 - I like the new wet look.

On looking into RadialBlur.fsh I spotted a couple of oddities, it has

c0 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ( ( 0.1)*blurSize) ) );
c1 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c2 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ( ( 0.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c3 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ( (-1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ( ( 1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c4 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ( (-1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y + ( (-0.1)*blurSize) ) );
c5 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x + ( (-1.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y + ( (-1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c6 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x + ( (-0.1)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y + ( (-1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c7 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x + ( ( 1.0)*blurSize), vTexCoord.y + ( (-1.1)*blurSize) ) );
c8 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.xy) );

but if you look carefully c1 and c5 are the same while c7 breaks the pattern by using 1.1 where you would expect 1.1 which would then make c7 the same as c1. I will fiddle around a bit and post what I think the correct version should be.

Wait, there are motorcycle cards, what, where are these cards, wait is motorcycle a category. I must do research!

Yeah Acrobat and Tough Girl are going to be my top two purchases of Foxy, but I'm feeling confident that I'll own all 6 by the end of November. mwhahaha.

As far as the background, I can't answer that question. Wish I could. Maybe Pop could get Number 6's attention to come back to the thread to answer the question.

Looks like Goldie isn't available yet, but I'll keep her in mind for sure.

lol speaking of guitars I have a Fender strat that I don't really use much...looking to sell it on Craigslist...but my Warlock is my baby for life...think I need a new amp though! 😋 (and probably some new ears!!! 😆)

i'm not a rock star but ya me too nice guitar.👍

Added blur to soften the effect a bit and remove the sparkles
Lowered and tightened the range to avoid the clothes, still shows up on some clothing though.

WetLook v2

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B52wt5m78EmUby1VemNUVlJDOW8

Cool, will have to try a few exercises with that in mind so i can get into the habit.

@Z22 - yes

I would also suggest Goldie, she's pretty good on the pole 😉

I think i get it,

is r just the red component as it has already been lumped together with the g and b components to create the grayscale?

That only applies if the values are the same though, while i was testing i was messing with the relative values so i could see what was going on a bit easier. Eg:- at one point i had a shehulk dancing in pink knickers.

@Z22

The GLSL shader languages allows a shorthand form of vector constructor when you want all of the components to be the same, for example vec3(1.0) is the same as vec3(1.0,1.0,1.0). In my code qq is therefore a three component vector each component of which is equal to ( Value.r + Value.g + Value.b ) * 0.3

The language also allows you to "swizzle" vectors, for example if you declare

vec3 A = vec3(0.1,0.2,0.3);

then A.rgb is just A, but A.gbr is the same as vec3(A.g,A.b.A.r), however you are not restricted to just permutations of the components, so A.gbg is the same as vec3(A.g,A.b,A.g).

Nor does the result of a swizzle have to be the same size as the source vector, thus A.rb is vec2(A.r,A.b).

My qq.rrrr is thus a four component vector each component of which is equal to qq.r.

It is also worth knowing that a swizzle operation on a GPU does not entail copying any data, so it is more efficient than creating a copy of a vector with the components in a different order.

@rockstar2577

Poppy's right. That is a nice guitar. Did you do the finish on it?

Thank you!

@rockstar2577

Nice guitar! 😎

@ET Did someone say oily skin...

WetLook v1

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B52wt5m78EmUQkdWUExLSFFqaVU

As it's discarding parts of the alpha i could blur it elsewhere, maybe pass the output from wetlook.fsh into the radial blur before combining it will work.

@TE Cool, now if i just knew what some of those things are doing...

What the smeg is qq? and qq.rrrr

@Z22 - I have not yet tried to find what the maximum size that the Intel GPU can take, I will probably experiment a bit tomorrow.

By the way, your TooManyBrackets.fsh can be reduced to

uniform sampler2D texture0;
varying vec4 gl_TexCoord[];
void main ()
{
vec4 Value = texture2D ( texture0, gl_TexCoord[0].xy );
vec3 qq = vec3 ( Value.r + Value.g + Value.b ) * 0.3;
Value += vec4(-qq,Value.a) + 1.0;
gl_FragColor = Value * 0.075 / qq.rrrr;
}

which should be an exact equivalent but has fewer brackets. I got there by discarding two or three things that were never used and simplifying the expression without changing its value.

I think that the effect is quite appropriate for halloween.

1. Clip types...# of fully nude, nude, topless, non-nudity

I thought that I could use models.lst file, but as I said above, I don't have full collection, so my models.lst file would be incomplete. To anyone with full collection: would you send me your models.lst file? If so, send me private message.

2. Extra tags:

I'm going to provide more filter options, so you will be able to display cards by category. Maybe I will make filter for some "custom tags", but first things first.

Cool, What were the sizes you changed to and are they the max an IntelGPU can support?

Yeh, I had a think about it and realised that it was just looking at the offset when it gets to gl_frag color rather than offsetting a framebuffer.



What i am trying to figure out now (before i went down the rabbit hole of todays TooManyBrackets) is...

I have made a b/w version of the girl but i want to discard all but the brightest parts so i can mess about with them before i add it to a clean girl.

nm, found it...

if (gl_FragColor.a < 0.5)

{
discard;
}

@Z22

I now have AcidRain6 working corectly. I just had to reduce the framebuffer dimensions and things related to them by a factor of four (I made a mistake editing this morning which is why it didn't work then).

In RadialBlur2d.fsh you have

blur0 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ((fm0) * blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ((fm1) * blurSize)));
blur1 = texture2D(texture1, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ((fm2) * blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ((fm3) * blurSize)));
blur2 = texture2D(texture2, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ((fm4) * blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ((fm5) * blurSize)));

and in the .scn file you set it up so that texture0, texture1 and texture2 are the same thing, so this is equivalent to

blur0 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ((fm0) * blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ((fm1) * blurSize)));
blur1 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ((fm2) * blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ((fm3) * blurSize)));
blur2 = texture2D(texture0, vec2(vTexCoord.x - ((fm4) * blurSize), vTexCoord.y - ((fm5) * blurSize)));

and you only need to pass the texture into the shader once instead of three times. The shader does not, and can not, modify any of the textures passed to it, it only generates a new image that is a blurred copy of its inputs.

Messing about with adding a negative b/w version of the girl to color versions. So many thing you can mess with in the BracketInsanity.fsh

This version is particularly hideous so i though i would share it...

The original aim was to remove all shading on the girls(which does partiall work if you remove a few things. The compose with unaltered girl in .scn and the last addition to the gl_FragColor in the BracketInsanity.fsh)

As for why...errr just cos.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B52wt5m78EmUSUNkQzBXT3NfTG8

Alina

@orclover

I would really love to add these informations, but I don't know where and how to get them. Of course I could make my own database and fill it with data manually, but there are few problems:
1. I don't own all cards,
2. I don't have much time for this,
3. these informations can't be taken directly from iStripper servers (or I don't know how to read them).

I wanted my website to be "self-updating", without the need of my interference. When Totem is releasing new card or introducing new model, informations about them are available on their servers, so they are available on my webpage as well. If I had create my own database, I would have to update it manually with every single card released in the future - I don't really like this idea.

Anyway, if anyone know how to get clip lists with all informations mentioned by @orclover, and if you want to share this data with others, let me know.

@rockstar2577

Nice guitar! 😎

OMG of course all of Foxy's cards are worth it...if I could I'd buy all of them again in the form of a TK2!!! 😵

My personal favorite is "Acrobat" because I love the outfit she is wearing in it! 😍💖💋

I also love that cute skull necklace she is wearing in "Tough Girl" 😎 (which comes in at 2nd favorite)

She looked either tired, or she partied too hard the night before in the new cards. She didnt even look like the same person to me.

Carolina Abril!

I don't understand a word you're saying... but I don't care! Non-compendia Española?

Welcome to my lust! :)

I can't wait for the new Kristina card..

Neither can I!

@ET, cheers dood.

@TE,

Glad to hear you got it working(kinda)..

My thinking was... In the case of blur0 ect if i were to use 1 texture it would move it one way then the other then the other so negating the diffent motion inputs. But are blur0 ect actually just holding a bunch of offsets from the original texture rather than the texture itself?

Saintkilljoy, many thanks, I was dithering between that and the higher rated ones, but I'll go for Trickster for now. What about the Background

Would love for more official fullscreens that include 3 to 5 models at a time. Also, more club pole scenes are always welcomed.

Nice topic, it's possibile make a list of big boobs with large areolas?...remember some model?

Three of the above screenshots, the ones in red heels, are from Foxy - Trickster. So if you like the screenshots, that may be the one you should start with.

I'm going with Foxy - Tough Girl as my first choice, but I wishlisted all six. Watching their previews, they all look like they are worth the purchase.

Hi There, Which of the foxy cards would would you recommend as a starter for the Pole section, and what background were you using for the screen shots

Thanks for the response. :)

She does the cartwheel in Card # 65 - Mistress

Thank you, I added Foxy to my wishlist and I'm making plans on how to get to gold as fast as possible to unlock Suzie Q ;)

Viola - Meow does splits while doing pole work and she's shaved.

Thank you for the suggestions. I appreciate it; I'm just doing my best to buy smart since I'm just starting out. I'm sure quickly I'll get into the collection side of it and will have to "catch em all." That's for another day though. Cheers! :)

This should probably be a pinned thread for new users looking for the wishlist. I know when I first started iStripper this thread was very helpful for me.

Isizzu is great, she does a friggin cartwheel in the standing mode in one of her cards.

Which card has the Cartwheel?

Antonia Sainz in "The Real Deal" 👍😍