Hi Patrik,

as I already said the difference is the z write transparency option in the render action. If you turn it on your example file looks ok, but this won't solve the face sorting problem.

Andreas

Hi Andreas,

yes - thats clear - but again: if I load the file in your VRED it looks ok
even with BlendChunk - why not in the standard viewer? It's a bit confusing
seeing the same file in one application ok and in the "standard" application
false - where should people normally seeking the error?

Greets and thanks for the help,

Patrik

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Hi Patrik,

just remove the BlendChunk from the material.

Andreas


Hi,

sorry seems I've sent you the wrong file! The cube should look solid like in VRED - but not in the normal viewer??

Greets,

Patrik

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Hi,

as a default I enable the z write transparency option in the render action this doesn't solve the problem but looks a bit better.

render_action->setZWriteTrans(true);

For a nice transparent cube without face sorting I would add a polygon chunk with backface culling enabled. I attached the modified file.

Andreas



        Hi Patrick,

On Tue, 2004-12-28 at 07:59, Patrik Müller wrote:




Hi all,

I've got a strange effect with the OpenSG Sceneviewer and VRED 0.95beta. If I display the attached file with VRED everything looks ok. Displaying it with the OpenSG viewer I see some visual artefacts.

Where's the difference?



Hmm, interesting. You have a single concave object (a cube) that is transparent. To render that without artefacts from nay viewpoint you have to sort the faces individually, which OpenSG doesn't do (yet), and AFAIK Vred doesn't do that either, so I'm a little confused. Andreas, do you do anything special in Vred?

        Dirk







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