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Revision as of 01:36, 6 January 2024
Causes the model to be assumed to be opaque with respect to its sorting against all other objects in the scene. Use this in cases where only a small portion of the model is translucent (hair, eyes, glasses, etc.) so if there are any sorting issues, it won’t matter.
Tip:Using either $mostlyopaque or $opaque on all models is good form, as it prevents odd lighting errors and visual artifacts with shadows.Syntax
$opaque
See also
- $mostlyopaque - Similar command for models that have translucent materials, which renders in two passes.