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--[[
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2017 Tim Moore
Adapted for new moonshine API by Matthias Richter
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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SOFTWARE.
]]--
-- Bilinear Gaussian blur filter as detailed here: http://rastergrid.com/blog/2010/09/efficient-gaussian-blur-with-linear-sampling/
-- Produces near identical results to a standard Gaussian blur by using sub-pixel sampling,
-- this allows us to do ~1/2 the number of pixel lookups.
-- unroll convolution loop
local function build_shader(taps, offset, offset_type, sigma)
taps = math.floor(taps)
sigma = sigma >= 1 and sigma or (taps - 1) * offset / 6
sigma = math.max(sigma, 1)
local steps = (taps + 1) / 2
-- Calculate gaussian function.
local g_offsets = {}
local g_weights = {}
for i = 1, steps, 1 do
g_offsets[i] = offset * (i - 1)
-- We don't need to include the constant part of the gaussian function as we normalize later.
-- 1 / math.sqrt(2 * sigma ^ math.pi) * math.exp(-0.5 * ((offset - 0) / sigma) ^ 2 )
g_weights[i] = math.exp(-0.5 * (g_offsets[i] - 0) ^ 2 * 1 / sigma ^ 2 )
end
-- Calculate offsets and weights for sub-pixel samples.
local offsets = {}
local weights = {}
for i = #g_weights, 2, -2 do
local oA, oB = g_offsets[i], g_offsets[i - 1]
local wA, wB = g_weights[i], g_weights[i - 1]
wB = oB == 0 and wB / 2 or wB -- On center tap the middle is getting sampled twice so half weight.
local weight = wA + wB
offsets[#offsets + 1] = offset_type == 'center' and (oA + oB) / 2 or (oA * wA + oB * wB) / weight
weights[#weights + 1] = weight
end
local code = {[[
extern vec2 direction;
vec4 effect(vec4 color, Image tex, vec2 tc, vec2 sc) {]]}
local norm = 0
if #g_weights % 2 == 0 then
code[#code+1] = 'vec4 c = vec4( 0.0 );'
else
local weight = g_weights[1]
norm = norm + weight
code[#code+1] = ('vec4 c = %f * texture2D(tex, tc);'):format(weight)
end
local tmpl = 'c += %f * ( texture2D(tex, tc + %f * direction)+ texture2D(tex, tc - %f * direction));\n'
for i = 1, #offsets, 1 do
local offset = offsets[i]
local weight = weights[i]
norm = norm + weight * 2
code[#code+1] = tmpl:format(weight, offset, offset)
end
code[#code+1] = ('return c * vec4(%f) * color; }'):format(1 / norm)
local shader = table.concat(code)
return love.graphics.newShader(shader)
end
return function(moonshine)
local taps, offset, offset_type, sigma = 7, 1, 'weighted', -1
local shader = build_shader(taps, offset, offset_type, sigma)
local function draw(buffer)
shader:send('direction', {1 / love.graphics.getWidth(), 0})
moonshine.draw_shader(buffer, shader)
shader:send('direction', {0, 1 / love.graphics.getHeight()})
moonshine.draw_shader(buffer, shader)
end
local setters = {}
-- Number of effective samples to take per pass. e.g. 3-tap is the current pixel and the neighbors each side.
-- More taps = larger blur, but slower.
setters.taps = function(v)
assert(tonumber(v) >= 3, "Invalid value for `taps': Must be >= 3")
assert(tonumber(v)%2 == 1, "Invalid value for `taps': Must be odd")
taps = tonumber(v)
shader = build_shader(taps, offset, offset_type, sigma)
end
-- Offset of each tap.
-- For highest quality this should be <=1 but if the image has low entropy we
-- can approximate the blur with a number > 1 and less taps, for better performance.
setters.offset = function(v)
offset = tonumber(v) or 0
shader = build_shader(taps, offset, offset_type, sigma)
end
-- Offset type, either 'weighted' or 'center'.
-- 'weighted' gives a more accurate gaussian decay but can introduce modulation
-- for high frequency details.
setters.offset_type = function(v)
assert(v == 'weighted' or v == 'center', "Invalid value for 'offset_type': Must be 'weighted' or 'center'.")
offset_type = v
shader = build_shader(taps, offset, offset_type, sigma)
end
-- Sigma value for gaussian distribution. You don't normally need to set this.
setters.sigma = function(v)
sigma = tonumber(v) or -1
shader = build_shader(taps, offset, offset_type, sigma)
end
return moonshine.Effect{
name = "fastgaussianblur",
draw = draw,
setters = setters,
-- no defaults here, as we dont want the shader to be built 3 times on startup
}
end
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