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Here is an example of what I mean. My guess is it has something to do with semitransparent objects behind each other. Is there a way to fix this in Blender?
panda3d.org/manual/index.php/T … d_Blending
all in the manual, lower half of the page. although you propably need to manually edit the egg file. i dont think blender can export the corresponding settings
Complete your burning.egg with the following lines:
<Texture> Material_00_Tex {
"./fire.png"
<Scalar> format { RGBA }
<Scalar> alpha { DUAL }
<Scalar> saved-result { 1 }
<Scalar> envtype { MODULATE }
<Scalar> minfilter { LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR }
<Scalar> magfilter { LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR }
<Scalar> wrap { REPEAT }
}
To get that from blender/chicken you need to assign your texture not only to ‘col’, but also to ‘alpha’. Also ‘ztransp’ needs to be enabled.
‘alpha’ adds the format-RGBA scalar and ‘ztransp’ adds the alpha-DUAL scalar. You can leave out the second to get a blend_no_occlude alpha mode. More about these modes can be found on the manual page pointed by ThomasEgi.
I’ve noticed you made your faces two-sided on a per-face basis. That’s okay. Another solution is doubling all mesh and reverting the normals. The effect depends on the target graphics card (there was a topic about that somewhere).
Have a nice day
Thanks, solved