remove BI blood overlay

[commy2]

On the medical-adjustments branch the wound visuals on the uniform are flickering when shooting someone, because some hitpoints are reset for one frame.
I was told that this was added to prevent some BI effects when getting hit by a bullet.
No idea which effects exactly, but if it's only the blood fx, then this PR does it by config and not by scripting which is the prefered way imo.

[gienkov]

👍

[thojkooi]

This does not seem to work. I still had the damage effects.

[commy2]

I have no idea how to remove the blood vignette.

[jokoho48]

None

[thojkooi]

@commy2 what is the status on this? I don't think it removes the blood overlay anymore, but instead fixes the blood effects, right?

[commy2]

This does:

• remove blood texture when being hit
• remove other permanent blood texture when being damaged
• adds a equivalent to BIS_fnc_bloodEffect that uses unsheduled environment and therefore works way better

It does not:

• remove the permant pp-effect while being damaged. It's a ColorCorrections type effect I think with unknown origin, possibly hard coded. No idea how we would remove that.

[commy2]

I think it could be merged, but you said:

This does not seem to work. I still had the damage effects.

No idea what you mean by that, except that color correction that looks similar to a vignette, but isn't one technically. Possibly provide a screenshot if I missed something?

[gienkov]

Its that "red flashing" you get in vanilla A3 which is incredibly annoying.
I think there is BI function that regulates intensity of this piece of sh*t.
11 paź 2015 3:21 PM "commy2" notifications@github.com napisał(a):

I think it could be merged, but you said:

This does not seem to work. I still had the damage effects.

No idea what you mean by that, except that color correction that looks
similar to a vignette, but isn't one technically. Possibly provide a
screenshot if I missed something?

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[thojkooi]

Going to try and get this in today.