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Ok, so after our few P.M, here is what I get.
I’ll make it very detailled so that it will be as clear as possible:
After adding your lines of code and compiling, I made a basic postprocess material with a render texture plugged in the emissive channel for testing purposes:
this postprocess material is assigned as blendable to the camera of a third person character.
I also added a scenecapture component to this third person character and assigned the render target to this component.
Now:
1 ° - If I launch the level, with scenecapture set to HDR, I get this:
which is the equivalent of a camera view.
2° - If I launch the level with scencapture set to LDR with tonemapper enabled (so: “Disable Tonemapper” UNCHECKED), I get this:
which is what you normally get with this option.
3° - If I launch the level with scenecapture set to LDR with tonemapper disabled (so: “Disable Tonemapper” CHECKED), I get this:
So, as I told you, disabling tonemapper really does something and it’s better than the second screenshot.
Colors are the same but gradients are modifed: you no longer have these smooth transitions between values.
You see what I mean as it’s obvious.