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Causes the [[model]] to be rendered in two passes: The first pass renders only the ''opaque'' portions of the model, and the second pass renders only the ''translucent'' portion of the model. | |||
The use of <code>$mostlyopaque</code> can be used to improve the visual quality of models such as foliage or underbrush, by improving the lighting on the translucent [[materials]]. | |||
* | {{tip|Using either <code>$mostlyopaque</code> or <code>[[$opaque]]</code> on ''all models'' is good form, as it prevents odd lighting errors and visual artifacts with shadows.}} | ||
== Syntax == | |||
<pre> | |||
$mostlyopaque | |||
</pre> | |||
== See Also == | |||
*[[$opaque]] - Similar command for models that have ''mostly'' opaque materials. | |||
[[Category:QC Commands|mostlyopaque]] | [[Category:QC Commands|mostlyopaque]] | ||
Revision as of 21:35, 14 June 2019
Causes the model to be rendered in two passes: The first pass renders only the opaque portions of the model, and the second pass renders only the translucent portion of the model.
The use of $mostlyopaque can be used to improve the visual quality of models such as foliage or underbrush, by improving the lighting on the translucent materials.
Tip:Using either $mostlyopaque or $opaque on all models is good form, as it prevents odd lighting errors and visual artifacts with shadows.Syntax
$mostlyopaque
See Also
- $opaque - Similar command for models that have mostly opaque materials.