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    The document appears to be shader code for applying a denoising effect. It takes in a texture, samples pixels within a radius defined by effect_width, weights them, and averages the results. Over 16 iterations it accumulates weighted samples from the center pixel and its neighbors to return a smoothed final color.

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    The document appears to be shader code for applying a denoising effect. It takes in a texture, samples pixels within a radius defined by effect_width, weights them, and averages the results. Over 16 iterations it accumulates weighted samples from the center pixel and its neighbors to return a smoothed final color.

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    Denoise

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    The document appears to be shader code for applying a denoising effect. It takes in a texture, samples pixels within a radius defined by effect_width, weights them, and averages the results. Over 16 iterations it accumulates weighted samples from the center pixel and its neighbors to return a smoothed final color.

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    // Denoise=ps_3_0 // Code from MPC-HC sampler s0 : register(s0); float4 p0 : register(c0); #define width (p0[0]) #define height (p0[1]) #define

    val0 (1.0) #define val1 (0.125) #define effect_width (0.1) float4 main(float2 float dx = float dy = float fTap tex : TEXCOORD0) : COLOR { 0.0f; 0.0f; = effect_width;

    float4 cAccum = tex2D(s0, tex) * val0; for ( int iDx = 0 ; iDx < 16; ++iDx ) { dx = fTap /width; dy = fTap /height; cAccum cAccum cAccum cAccum cAccum cAccum cAccum cAccum } return(cAccum/16.0f); } += += += += += += += += tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex2D(s0, tex tex tex tex tex tex tex tex + + + + + + + + float2(-dx,-dy)) * val1; float2(0,-dy)) * val1; float2(-dx,0)) * val1; float2(dx,0)) * val1; float2(0,dy)) * val1; float2(dx,dy)) * val1; float2(-dx,+dy)) * val1; float2(+dx,-dy)) * val1;

    fTap += 0.1f;

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