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=== Fog Pass === | === Fog Pass === | ||
Using the fragment depth, it will be possible to compute any fog distribution. For the moment, the simple fog equation is implemented. | Using the fragment depth, it will be possible to compute any fog distribution. For the moment, the simple fog equation is implemented. | ||
== Guidelines for modelers == | |||
Every model is rendered using the model-default effect. This effect initialize the G-buffer, ignoring transparent surfaces, by doing alpha testing and rendering all the geometry in the default bin. It is not possible to redirect rendering to transparent bins when the associated texture has alpha channel because most models use a single texture atlas and even opaque parts are rendered with texture with alpha channel. | |||
If a model needs to have transparent or translucent surfaces, these surface objects need to be assigned a different effect that sets explicitly the render bin to "DepthSortedBin", or sets the rendering hint to "transparent". This tells the renderer to render this object using forward rendering, so lighting and fog need to be enabled, and if a shader program is used, they should be computed in the classical way. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||