On 10/3/06, Andreas Ekstrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well spotted, I added a ClusterCullingCallback to the text so the it disappears when it goes round the other side of the earth. Without this the example looks really odd.
I do see the difference when commenting out the depth test setting in
your example, the surface directly beneath the text partly occludes it
with depth test turned on, so it does work to some extent. But when
viewing your text on the earth surface "edge-on", I can observe that the
earth is occluding your text. Is there some sort of culling going on?
Well spotted, I added a ClusterCullingCallback to the text so the it disappears when it goes round the other side of the earth. Without this the example looks really odd.
Can you see the text behind the horizon? I guess you should be able to
do that if depth test is switched off. Or perhaps there's some obvious
reason I can't see right now, due to lack of sleep or something...
You cannot see what is not there? Get some sleep!! ;-)
Robert.
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