obs-studio/plugins/obs-transitions/data/swipe_transition.effect
jp9000 e1e21c01d5 obs-transitions: Convert premultiplied alpha to straight
In transitions, because the 'to' and 'from' are always rendered to
textures, the end result will always have premultiplied alpha.  This
would cause alpha to have blackish edges during transition, and cause
semi-transparent images to appear darker than they were supposed to.

To replicate, simply set the transparency of a source to 50%, then
transition between that scene and another scene.  The source will appear
to "pop" in and out unnaturally due to the premultiplied alpha effect of
the render targets.

To fix this, the solution is to simply convert premultiplied alpha to
straight alpha in the transition pixel shaders.
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uniform float4x4 ViewProj;
uniform texture2d tex_a;
uniform texture2d tex_b;
uniform float2 swipe_val;
sampler_state textureSampler {
Filter = Linear;
AddressU = Clamp;
AddressV = Clamp;
};
struct VertData {
float4 pos : POSITION;
float2 uv : TEXCOORD0;
};
#include "premultiplied.inc"
VertData VSDefault(VertData v_in)
{
VertData vert_out;
vert_out.pos = mul(float4(v_in.pos.xyz, 1.0), ViewProj);
vert_out.uv = v_in.uv;
return vert_out;
}
float4 PSSwipe(VertData v_in) : TARGET
{
float2 swipe_uv = v_in.uv + swipe_val;
float4 outc;
outc = (swipe_uv.x - saturate(swipe_uv.x) != 0.0) ||
(swipe_uv.y - saturate(swipe_uv.y) != 0.0)
? tex_b.Sample(textureSampler, v_in.uv)
: tex_a.Sample(textureSampler, swipe_uv);
return convert_pmalpha(outc);
}
technique Swipe
{
pass
{
vertex_shader = VSDefault(v_in);
pixel_shader = PSSwipe(v_in);
}
}