Open alexanderbock opened 4 years ago
I cannot reproduce this issue (see pic attached). @alexanderbock, I propose we close this issue.
Do you think this can be what he means?
@WeirdRubberDuck, I don't have permission to watch (access) the video.
@jccosta sorry! Changed the link, please try again :)
The artifact is seen easier if the milky way image in scaled up. Also, the result differs when varying transparency:
Weirdest thing, it only happens if the fade-in effect is enabled for Tully galaxies. I tested w/ it disabled.
Disabled:
Enabled:
The artifact is seen easier if the milky way image in scaled up. Also, the result differs when varying transparency:
Thanks!
The artifact is seen easier if the milky way image in scaled up. Also, the result differs when varying transparency: video
Thanks!
Np! Just happy the time I spent wondering about this and fiddling with values happened to be relevant :D
Seems to still be there, at least with the stellar streams data added.
Reopening for macos
Need to investigate if it is still an issue and whether it is actually still an issue on Windows.
Also: What is the proposed solution for dealing with the depth-testing issue?
Report from Alex @ NCMNS • Black square frame surrounding MW galaxy blocks out the background.
I assume this means that the transparent layers of the volume rendering are blocking the incoming Tully billboards