Transparency: Difference between revisions

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==Ignoring internal transparency==

1. Render the object opaquely to an intermediate render texture. Then render that texture to the scene.

If you want to render a mesh as if it's opaque and apply transparency:

2. Render to a depth buffer than render with depth test as equal.

3. Sort the indices front to back and render with depth write and depth test.

# Render the object opaquely to an intermediate render texture. Then render that texture to the scene.

4. If the mesh is convex, render just the front triangles.

# Render to a depth buffer than render with depth test as equal.

# Sort the indices front to back and render with depth write and depth test.

# If the mesh is convex, render just the front triangles.

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 ==Ignoring internal transparency==
-. Render the object opaquely to an intermediate render texture. Then render that texture to the scene.
+If you want to render a mesh as if it's opaque and apply transparency:
-. Render to a depth buffer than render with depth test as equal.
-. Sort the indices front to back and render with depth write and depth test.
+# Render the object opaquely to an intermediate render texture. Then render that texture to the scene.
-. If the mesh is convex, render just the front triangles.
+# Render to a depth buffer than render with depth test as equal.
+# Sort the indices front to back and render with depth write and depth test.
+# If the mesh is convex, render just the front triangles.
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