Since you gave a 1 star review with the comment below;
Please let me inline with my answers. No want to make this conversation further yet I’m using my right to answer each and of those claims.
When I purchased this I assumed wrongly that these were modular, they are not.
> Why you assumed this “wrongly”****?
You place a BluePrint into the level then it loads all the effects.
> Wrong. It only uses the enabled effects.
This may sound good but if you only want to use a few effects you are still loading about 165 MEGS of texture memory.
> TRUE.
Also there is a ticket that is constantly running in the BluePrint.
> If not, how can it know your changes? Again this tick is only for enabled effects.
If I had to do it over again I would have purchased the Post Process Blendables Volume 1 by Sameek Kundu for half the price and it is modular.
> Smell of advertisement.
I did ask the developer about everything I posted here and he said that you will have to manually take his BluePrint apart. I spent at least 4 hours reverse engineering and was able to finally get them into individual BluePrints
> You said:
Would it be possible to carve out 3 or 4 of the Post Process volumes? If I have a blank map and then load your BP it automatically takes up 160 MEGS of Texture memory. It would be better if these were broken up into individual BluePrints.
I replied:
This can be done by modifying the Chameleon blueprint. Keep in mind though, future updates would overwrite your changes so making your changes on a clone blueprint would be a smart move.
but like I said, I should have bought Sameek Kundu’s instead of this one.
> So much smell of advertisement.
I am not the only one who said this, I was looking in the forum and other people have brought these same points up.
> You wouldn’t believe the feature requests I’ve received over the years.
I would think the developer would want to make his product with better performance but he does not seem to care.
> https://.net/docs/chameleon-post-process/changelog/
PS: You could just ask for a refund though.