hey! this pack is absolutely awesome and i like it extremely much, thank you!!
tho one single on them doesn't seem to work for me - its Regicide. It doesn't give me any error, but the images stay static without warping.
I tried to put it on a layeredimage sprite with .pngs in it, on a .jpg background, on the whole screen using camera statement, and it doesn't seem to do any effect. Is there maybe any requirements for it that i need to know?
i also noticed that VHS and noise shaders show in low fps, but when the text in say window is showing, the fps is boosting up for some reason. is there a way to fix this? (Edit: I figured out that the problem occurs only when nothing moves on the screen (i.e no transforms are applying, no text are currently being typed etc), it\s much like renpy capping the framerate when there's nothing to show. but can i fix this without the need of any kind of movement on the screen?)
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Without looking at the script and assets in their entirety it's hard to say what's preventing regicide from working. You could try making a copy of the transform and adjusting the settings, though the defaults should be enough.
The frame rate issue, as you suggested is an engine quirk. That's Ren'Py's default behavior you're running into. If you add this to any transform you're actively using, Ren'Py will render at full FPS as long as that transform is in use. It's worth noting that the shaders were written with this in mind and most of the included shaders do not have any frame limiting in them. This isn't a problem for most of them, but any of the shaders that include noise effects might be excessively animated as a result, depending on the resultant frame rate.
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Try slapping this either in a block under that, or in the Regicide transform definition.
mesh Trueso it would look like this:
show eileen happy with Regicide: mesh True
If that fixes it, I'll push out an update to make it part of the default Regicide setup. I thought I had already done that, but I might've missed it.