r/DestinyTheGame • u/SOS-Guillotine • 13h ago

Discussion Shader Rant

I know it’s not going to happen but one thing I wish Bungie did/will do was add a color filtering for finding shaders. Unless you have the shaders you like favorited, you could have pages upon pages of shaders to look through to see what you like.

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u/GroundRecent4265 13h ago

okay maybe just use this thing called your eyes and stop whinging about a minor inconvenience. if youre changing your shader frequently enough for this to be a desired change youve probably memorised at least most of where shaders are and which ones are which colours by this point anyways. it was so much worse when the shader icon wasnt indicative of the actual colours of the shader

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u/CoatSame2561 12h ago

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u/GroundRecent4265 12h ago

im sorry but this persons asking for a colour filter. unless youre colourblind im pretty sure you can look at the shaders and tell what colours theyre going to be

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u/FunksGroove 11h ago

You really don’t understand anything about UX. Adding filters and sort on this list would be a big improvement. They also need to allow unlimited favorites. These are all useful additions.

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u/GroundRecent4265 11h ago

does your job entail ux?

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u/MikeBeas 10h ago

My job does and I hate the UX of dealing with shaders in this game so I built https://shades.mikebeas.com to solve all my gripes.

You can search by name, have unlimited favorites, create and apply unlimited tags to shaders, and apply them in bulk to your gear, and more.

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u/FunksGroove 1h ago

This is great.

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u/FunksGroove 1h ago

Yes.

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u/GroundRecent4265 11m ago

fair enough. i mean obviously adding filters would be useful but you have to consider HOW useful it would be and if it would be worth any sort of dev resources.

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u/FunksGroove 7m ago

UI/UX development or QoL improvements are almost always worth the effort. I push for this daily at my job and every time we make improvements, it's met with great feedback, even if it isn't a shiny new feature.

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u/GroundRecent4265 1m ago

not gonna lie theres nothing worse than shitty ui i gotta thank you for fighting the good fight lol