Some meshes to overlap glow
See original GitHub issueImagine here the stroke behind chip stack is just absent as it would happen if stroke is overlapped by the stack. This is what I d like to achieve. Currently working on PR for this but would like to have some guidance/input.
My idea is to:
- API wise have additional flag
shouldExcludedOverlap: boolean
- Solution wise to render excluded meshes to one more stencil buffer and substract it from blurred glow texture.
Any better ideas on this? @deltakosh @sebavan
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Hello,
This is the function doing the trick:
This prevent the depth buffer to be cleaned before rendering the group 1. You should replace 1 by the group id of your chips.
Yeah, sure.