UnrealEngineUWP/Engine/Shaders/PostProcessDownsample.usf

// Copyright 1998-2015 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

/*=============================================================================
	PostProcessDownsample.usf: PostProcessing down sample.
=============================================================================*/

#include "Common.usf"
#include "PostProcessCommon.usf"

// vertex shader entry point
void MainDownsampleVS(
	in float4 InPosition : ATTRIBUTE0,
	in float2 UV : ATTRIBUTE1,
	out float2 OutUV : TEXCOORD0,
	out float4 OutPosition : SV_POSITION
	) 
{
	DrawRectangle(InPosition, UV, OutPosition, OutUV);
}

// xy: UV offset, zw:unused
float4 DownsampleParams;

// pixel shader entry point
void MainPS(noperspective float2 InUV : TEXCOORD0, out float4 OutColor : SV_Target0)
{
	float2 Offset = DownsampleParams.xy;

#if METHOD == 0
	// Output: low quality, 1 filtered sample
	
	OutColor = Texture2DSample(PostprocessInput0, PostprocessInput0Sampler, InUV);

#elif METHOD == 1
	// Output: float4(RGBA), 4 filtered samples
	
	float2 UV[4];

	// blur during downsample (4x4 kernel) to get better quality especially for HDR content, can be made an option of this shader
	UV[0] = InUV + Offset * float2(-1, -1);
	UV[1] = InUV + Offset * float2( 1, -1);
	UV[2] = InUV + Offset * float2(-1,  1);
	UV[3] = InUV + Offset * float2( 1,  1);

	float4 Sample[4];

	UNROLL for(uint i = 0; i < 4; ++i)
	{
		Sample[i] = Texture2DSample(PostprocessInput0, PostprocessInput0Sampler, UV[i]);
	}

	OutColor = (Sample[0] + Sample[1] + Sample[2] + Sample[3]) * 0.25f;

	// fixed rarely occuring yellow color tint of the whole viewport (certain view port size, need to investigate more)
	OutColor.rgb = max(float3(0,0,0), OutColor.rgb);
#else
	// Output: float4(RGB,depth), 4 unfiltered samples (no leaking)

	float2 UV[4];

	// no filtering (2x2 kernel) to get no leaking in Depth of Field
	UV[0] = InUV + Offset * float2(-1, -1);
	UV[1] = InUV + Offset * float2( 1, -1);
	UV[2] = InUV + Offset * float2(-1,  1);
	UV[3] = InUV + Offset * float2( 1,  1);

	float3 Sample[4];

	UNROLL for(uint i = 0; i < 4; ++i)
	{
		Sample[i] = Texture2DSample(PostprocessInput0, PostprocessInput0Sampler, UV[i]).rgb;
	}

	// todo: this still leaks as we need to mask in focus pixels
	OutColor = float4((Sample[0] + Sample[1] + Sample[2] + Sample[3]) * 0.25f, CalcSceneDepth(UV[0]));
#endif
}