The stuff in the previous tab "More Settings" is probably fine as it is, though maybe we could push the mesh size up 1 or 2 notches. Nothing in those 2 tabs with dramatically affect the speed of the visuals or processing needs. Try for a while and play with the settings. The author of Butterchurn was certainly impressed enough with the longer transitions to consider making the change in the web version, but he won't have had all the extra text effects blending with the visuals. Time between random song title anims = 30Īutomatically show title when song changes = onĭisable Hardcuts is best to have off so you don't interrupt any transitions. I will give my settings as an example you can try and give feedback perhaps with alternative values. My suggestions are for increased times for display of the current track and the transition times. The original defaults are based on the common GFX cards and CPUs of the era, but now it is safe to assume most people are using something made within the past 10-15 years with multiple cores, and much higher resolutions than back then. I've been working with milkdrop for a while now but still a lot I don't know.I would like to suggest that the Milkdrop defaults are due for an update, and to get some user opinions. Again, unfamiliar with sqr(), did you mean sqrt()?
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I don't think per-vertex code does this though, so there can be syntax errors here and the preset will still fully compile without error. Usually, if there is a syntax error milkdrop throws a compiler error and points to where that occurs. Are you trying to do sqare root? sqrt() is the proper function. Is it working as intended? From the milkdrop preset authoring guide (can be found in "docs" folder under milkdrop2 folder, " decay (0.1) - controls the eventual fade to black 1=no fade, 0.9=strong fade, 0.98=recommended". 1 is going to look green with mv_g = 1, so raise the red value, set the green value to 0, and start from there to get the colors you want.Īgain, I'm not really familiar with what decay is doing, but that seems like a huge value. Your borders as they are may not be working as inteded.Īgain, if you want motion vectors to be preset on the screen, you'll need to increase the mv_a value to above 0 (1 is 100% visibility wherever alpha is concerned). Having ib_a = 0 makes it invisible, so it will not translate any color information to the screen. 25 will give dark gray, you'll want to start with a high ib_r value and 0 values for g and b to get red, then work from there. If the per pixel section has significant warping, the outer border will transfer its color to the screen. I'm assuming you're not intending for the outer border to do anything but provide a buffer for the inner border to do its work or for it to mix in black colors with the red colors. Here, wave_g and wave_b should be set to 0 for now, otherwise the wave will appear grayish to white with additive setting on.
So, for example here, raising the wave_r value will of course make the red from the wave brighter, especially if wave alpha is 1 (or above, but I think anything above 1 or below 0 has no additional effect). This may whiten the screen, set it to 0 for now. Then you can slowly adjust from there and work with the decay amount to get the effect you want. You'll want to start off with settings the borders and wave code to red, setting the other color channels to 0. I have limited experience with non-warp shader stuff, but have a general idea of what to do from here. Per_pixel_2=dy = -.0025*((1-y)*10+rand(5)) //wobble, and faster at top - accelerating like real flames Per_frame_17=//300000 + 42.53, 90.63, 43.00 These are all fairly similar, but all are stable (equiv to decay 0.990 -> 1 in terms of speed of fade) Per_frame_11=ob_a = ob_a*(1-bass_x) // just so we don't get rid of the wide impressive Per_frame_9=// ^4 to get it up there quick -> min time with decay on. Per_frame_8=ob_a = sqr(sqr(sin(time*1)*.25+.25)) // 'ad-lib decay' to black - no ugly artefacts I would like to change the background color of this effect telek flicker.milk.
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