Hi,
I’m playing with post process effect to recreate a fog of war as seen in most RTS.
I’m using a fixed grayscale texture to test the rendering before using a dynamic texture. I’ve finally came accross something that is most likely to be the final visual result but I’m not sure I took the right path.
Indeed, as you can see in the picture, I’ve hardcoded the scaling so my texture perfectly match my level, if I change the level dimension, the fog of war will be ****ed up.
My level is a square of 6300 world units. So I add that value to offset the level (because it ranges from -3150 to 3150) et and I divide by 12600 so I have a value between 0 and 1 to match my UV mapping.
I was wondering if I could avoid those hardcoded value and also why I have to double the values in my blueprint (as you can see, I divide by 12600 whereas my level has a size of 6300).
I’m quite unfamiliar with post processing and texture mapping in general so a detailed explanation would be more helpful and meaningful to me !
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Thanks a lot 
