Unity 5 Bloom effect not working somehow (Solved)

As announced that all features are available. The first thing I try to do is create bloom effect. And I believe that the same way shader works for U4, emission with values higher than 1 should gimme the bloom effect.

Why in the Unity5 I can't get this result !?
I have to set camera to work with!?

 

All you have to do is put the bloom script on the camera. You can change the setting in the script.

 

What do you mean?
I'm using standard shader (And Shader-Forge) to change the emission value higher than 1.

---Edit--- Oh wel... I added the script on the camera from standard assets, but still no changes. I'm changing the values here, but nothing happen to the preview and the play mode.

 

Thank you... after few interactions... (putting freak values) I start to see the difference.

 

Hm do you mean a glow effect specific to the shader? KingMatthew was talking about a screen effect on the camera (adding a component), but if you got it to work in just one object based on shader settings, could you post what the settings look like? I'd like to see them. Thanks.

 

Hello Dreamcube.
I must say that i'm trying but unsuccessful. the glow effect that I want to archieve, is harder than I imagine it woould be by applying bloom.

I have Unreal 4 installed, and it is so easy. I thought it would be the same! just increasy emission on shader (color multiplied by a constant value greater than 1) and then I'd get the glow effect (bloom).

I don't know. maybe it is some kind of configuration I must apply on the camera.

 

HDR should probably be turned on if you want to have brighter things than 1. If not, your bloom shoud start lower than 1.

 

I love you!

 

Thanks. I don't need a ring, your love is enough for me.

 

Don't forget to use the Tonemapping script for more realistic results.

 

Nice, never see that though! This will plus the results i want to!
Thank you.

 

For whoever didn't make it work :
- You MUST set Tonemapping later than the Bloom effect (and every effect which requires the HDR range) !

If you carefully read the Tonemapping component description, it says 'Mapping HDR to LDR...'.
That means every effects you appliied below that appied to LDR range...

However, your Bloom effect must be applied to HDR range,
or it will be suppressed without warning. (the emission is normal, but no Bloom, no errors...)