@babylonjs/core/ShadersWGSL/circleOfConfusion.fragment.js

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// Do not edit.
import { ShaderStore } from "../Engines/shaderStore.js";
const name = "circleOfConfusionPixelShader";
const shader = `varying vUV: vec2f;var depthSamplerSampler: sampler;var depthSampler: texture_2d<f32>;
#ifndef COC_DEPTH_NOT_NORMALIZED
uniform cameraMinMaxZ: vec2f;
#endif
uniform focusDistance: f32;uniform cocPrecalculation: f32;
#define CUSTOM_FRAGMENT_DEFINITIONS
@fragment
fn main(input: FragmentInputs)->FragmentOutputs {var depth: f32=textureSample(depthSampler,depthSamplerSampler,input.vUV).r;
#define CUSTOM_COC_DEPTH
#ifdef COC_DEPTH_NOT_NORMALIZED
let pixelDistance=depth*1000.0;
#else
let pixelDistance: f32=(uniforms.cameraMinMaxZ.x+uniforms.cameraMinMaxZ.y*depth)*1000.0; 
#endif
#define CUSTOM_COC_PIXELDISTANCE
var coc: f32=abs(uniforms.cocPrecalculation*((uniforms.focusDistance-pixelDistance)/pixelDistance));coc=clamp(coc,0.0,1.0);fragmentOutputs.color= vec4f(coc,coc,coc,1.0);}
`;
// Sideeffect
if (!ShaderStore.ShadersStoreWGSL[name]) {
    ShaderStore.ShadersStoreWGSL[name] = shader;
}
/** @internal */
export const circleOfConfusionPixelShaderWGSL = { name, shader };
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