Anyone have a clue? This code will only run in specific folder..

In FPS Example\game\core\scripts\client\postFx their is a file called hdr.cs.

You can move all of the code in that file to another folder anywhere in the game EXCEPT...

singleton PostEffect( HDRPostFX )
{
   isEnabled = false;
   allowReflectPass = false;
   renderTime = "PFXBeforeBin";
   renderBin = "EditorBin";
   renderPriority = 9999;
   shader = HDR_BrightPassShader;
   stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
   texture[0] = "$backBuffer";
   texture[1] = "#adaptedLum";
   target = "$outTex";
   targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16G16B16A16F"; 
   targetScale = "0.5 0.5";
   new PostEffect()
      {
         shader = HDR_DownScale4x4Shader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         target = "$outTex";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16G16B16A16F";
         targetScale = "0.25 0.25";
      };
   new PostEffect()
      {
         internalName = "bloomH";
         shader = HDR_BloomGaussBlurHShader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         target = "$outTex";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16G16B16A16F";   
      };
   new PostEffect()
      {
         internalName = "bloomV";
         shader = HDR_BloomGaussBlurVShader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         target = "#bloomFinal";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16G16B16A16F";    
      };
   new PostEffect()
      {
      internalName = "adaptLum";
      shader = HDR_SampleLumShader;
      stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
      texture[0] = "$backBuffer";
      target = "$outTex";
      targetScale = "0.0625 0.0625";
      targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16F";
      new PostEffect()
         {
         shader = HDR_DownSampleLumShader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         target = "$outTex";
         targetScale = "0.25 0.25";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16F";
         };
      new PostEffect()
         {
         shader = HDR_DownSampleLumShader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         target = "$outTex";
         targetScale = "0.25 0.25";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16F";
         };
      new PostEffect()
         {
         shader = HDR_DownSampleLumShader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         target = "$outTex";
         targetScale = "0.25 0.25";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16F";
         };
      new PostEffect()
         {
         internalName = "finalLum";         
         shader = HDR_CalcAdaptedLumShader;
         stateBlock = HDR_DownSampleStateBlock;
         texture[0] = "$inTex";
         texture[1] = "#adaptedLum";
         target = "#adaptedLum";
         targetFormat = "GFXFormatR16F";
         targetClear = "PFXTargetClear_OnCreate";
         targetClearColor = "1 1 1 1";
         };
   };
   new PostEffect()
   {
      internalName = "combinePass";
      shader = HDR_CombineShader;
      stateBlock = HDR_CombineStateBlock;
      texture[0] = "$backBuffer";
      texture[1] = "#adaptedLum";            
      texture[2] = "#bloomFinal";
      texture[3] = $HDRPostFX::colorCorrectionRamp;
      target = "$backBuffer";
   };
};

If you move that code, the HDR won't work...

If you put the code into an eval statement, the HDR won't work.

What in Thor's Thundering Butthole is sooo special about this location?

grumble... grumble... sigh....


Seriously,
If anyone knows, I would really like to be enlightened...

Vince