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Can you attach a test map please. I am clueless with dark radiant. |
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I've attached a test map, you can move sideways to see how the particles (both the arc_light particle and the func_emitter one) look against the wall textures and the sky_portal. Note that this is a 2.05 issue and while it'd be great to have it sorted in the next version it could be slated for 2.07. |
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The problem here appears to be the engine limitation. I guess we would need to do fog before transparent surfaces and somehow downmodulate those separately. |
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I think that all ambient-only translucent materials are generally incompatible with TDM fog. It's not just the skybox, but any object far enough to cause enough fogging color component. |
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Added new material flag: sort afterfog Applied it to material textures/particles/dustcloud and that seems to fixed the fog overdraw. This only works well for ambient-only materials, that weren't fogged before, like the waterfall in the test map. |
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Although this has not been completely resolved I am changing the status to resolved pending testing feedback. At revision: 7326 (code), 15103 (assets) |
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The afterfog keyword looks great but I have discovered one major issue. Whenever there is a material with "sort afterfog" present in the player's view, all materials with a heatHaze fragment program disappear completely. Just to be sure I also tested this with heatHazewithDepth, due to the mass replace, and the result was the same - the material disappears from view. |
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Test map please? |
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Test map added. Look around or toggle r_skipParticles to see the problem. The waterfall particle has a large radius so I have put it further back so that the player can turn around and get it out of their view cone in order for the warp materials to pop back up. |
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At revision: 7338 |
- Anonymous
