Drawing order problems with transparent textures - Revision history

Arno: Texture - Transparency - Problem solving moved to Drawing order problems with transparent textures

2008-07-06T15:46:48Z

Texture - Transparency - Problem solving moved to Drawing order problems with transparent textures

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Arno at 15:46, 6 July 2008

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 I hope this tutorial has helped you in understanding where the problems withtransparant textures come from. But if you still have a question, a comment or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to contact me. Arno
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BASys: Texturing - Transparency - Problem solving moved to Texture - Transparency - Problem solving: Titling rationalisation

2008-03-30T13:31:31Z

Texturing - Transparency - Problem solving moved to Texture - Transparency - Problem solving: Titling rationalisation

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BASys: Texturing - Transparency problems moved to Texturing - Transparency - Problem solving: Titling rationalisation

2008-03-30T11:15:50Z

Texturing - Transparency problems moved to Texturing - Transparency - Problem solving: Titling rationalisation

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BASys: /* Internal */

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BASys: /* Internal */

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BASys at 09:53, 30 March 2008

2008-03-30T09:53:22Z

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	I hope this tutorial has helped you in understanding where the problems withtransparant textures come from. But if you still have a question, a comment or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to contact me. Arno		I hope this tutorial has helped you in understanding where the problems withtransparant textures come from. But if you still have a question, a comment or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to contact me. Arno

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BASys: Transparency problems moved to Texturing - Transparency problems: Titling rationalisation

2008-03-30T08:54:03Z

Transparency problems moved to Texturing - Transparency problems: Titling rationalisation

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Amengol: /* Transparent textures */

2007-12-24T21:34:29Z

Transparent textures

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	For most simple objects this works ¯fine. Although it is not always very easy to achieve in scenery design programs. Unfortunately most do not have an option to control the drawing order directly (I believe NOVA is an exception there). So it might require some hand editing of the SCASM (or BGLC) source to get the required results. I will not discuss it in great detail here, but assume you have a really complex object like the terminal of Schiphol I have made. A top down view of a piece of one of the piers is given in ¯Figure 3.		For most simple objects this works ¯fine. Although it is not always very easy to achieve in scenery design programs. Unfortunately most do not have an option to control the drawing order directly (I believe NOVA is an exception there). So it might require some hand editing of the SCASM (or BGLC) source to get the required results. I will not discuss it in great detail here, but assume you have a really complex object like the terminal of Schiphol I have made. A top down view of a piece of one of the piers is given in ¯Figure 3.

	[[Image:ehamtopdown.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Figure 2 - Top down view of a pier at EHAM]]		[[Image:ehamtopdown.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Figure 3 - Top down view of a pier at EHAM]]

	In the current version of the Schiphol scenery this terminal has been made with transparent windows, so you can look at the interior of the pier (see the passengers waiting for your °flight for example) and you can look through it and see what happens on the other side of it. Let's have a closer look at the head of the pier. We will only look at the four polygons named A, B, C and D. And just like the cube before they have an inner and an outer side (Ai, Ao, Bi, Bo, Ci, Co, Di, Do). If we look from		In the current version of the Schiphol scenery this terminal has been made with transparent windows, so you can look at the interior of the pier (see the passengers waiting for your °flight for example) and you can look through it and see what happens on the other side of it. Let's have a closer look at the head of the pier. We will only look at the four polygons named A, B, C and D. And just like the cube before they have an inner and an outer side (Ai, Ao, Bi, Bo, Ci, Co, Di, Do). If we look from

Arno at 18:50, 11 April 2007

2007-04-11T18:50:59Z

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	== Comments? ==		== Comments? ==

	I hope this tutorial has helped you in understanding where the problems withtransparant textures come from. But if you still have a question, a comment or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to contact me. ~~You can ¯nd me on the AvSim scenery~~ design ~~forum under the nick arno or mail me at arno@nl-2000.com~~		I hope this tutorial has helped you in understanding where the problems withtransparant textures come from. But if you still have a question, a comment or a suggestion, please don't hesitate to contact me. Arno

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