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The SSRT (Screen Space Ray Tracing) shader is a custom shader for the EEVEE render engine in Blender. It simulates light bouncing using screen space data, allowing for more realistic reflections and lighting in real-time.
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Ambient Occlusion node not working #3

Closed mark3603 closed 1 month ago

mark3603 commented 2 months ago

Hi, I installed your SSRT version of Blender a while ago, and I recently encountered a problem, or a bug. the Ambient Occlusion node in the Shader Editor does not work, it makes the object, to which the node was set, completely purple. is there any solution?

PedroPLopes1 commented 1 month ago

I apologize for the delay in responding; I've been occupied.

Thank you for reporting this issue. I tried to replicate the problem you described, but I was unable to reproduce the error where the Ambient Occlusion node turns the object completely purple.

To help me better understand and assist you, could you please send a screenshot showing the node setup in the Shader Editor? Additionally, it would be helpful to know which exact version of Blender you're using.

Thank you for your cooperation!

mark3603 commented 1 month ago

I apologize for the delay in responding; I've been occupied.

Thank you for reporting this issue. I tried to replicate the problem you described, but I was unable to reproduce the error where the Ambient Occlusion node turns the object completely purple.

To help me better understand and assist you, could you please send a screenshot showing the node setup in the Shader Editor? Additionally, it would be helpful to know which exact version of Blender you're using.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Sure! i'm using the 0.8 version ao issue

PedroPLopes1 commented 1 month ago

Thank you for providing the screenshot. It appears that you're actually using SSGI (Screen Space Global Illumination) rather than my SSRT (Screen Space Ray Tracing) shader. The issue you're experiencing is likely related to the SSGI implementation.

My SSRT shader doesn't modify the Ambient Occlusion node behavior in the way you've described. If you'd like to try the SSRT version to see if it resolves your issue, you can find it in my repository.

Could you confirm which exact shader or modification you're using? This will help me pinpoint the source of the problem more accurately.