Hello,
Does anyone know a solution or workaround for the problem where obscured
transparent objects appear much too bright?
I'm displaying stereo images for viewing with 3D glasses. I use the following
appearance code:
ap2.setMaterial(new Material(red, black, red, black, 1.0f));
float transparencyValue = 0.5f;
TransparencyAttributes t_attr =
new TransparencyAttributes(
TransparencyAttributes.BLENDED,
transparencyValue,
TransparencyAttributes.BLEND_SRC_ALPHA,
TransparencyAttributes.BLEND_ONE);
ap2.setTransparencyAttributes( t_attr );
ap2.setRenderingAttributes( new RenderingAttributes() );
This works fairly well for simple shapes like I used in
http://www.fungames.org/Pyramid.html
but more complex objects look odd because the parts of the object at the back
are much too bright,
for example, at http://www.java3d.org/redgreengirl the girl's pony tail is much
brighter when viewed from the
front (through her head) than when it is viewed from the side.
Any idea what is going on?
From,
Greg
java3d.org
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