Not sure if intended but putting blend mode Fur technique near Blend technique cause some part of the Blend technique overlapped by fur become invisible. This is quite noticeable if that Blend object is large enough and it looks... ugly.



In this case, the Barrel is Blend Light technique.
Also, part of the fur also invisible around shoulder all the time for some reason.

Edit: Grammar, please.

(12-27-2017 10:42 AM)SamNainocard Wrote:  Not sure if intended but putting blend mode Fur technique near Blend technique cause some part of the Blend technique overlapped by fur become invisible. This is quite noticeable if that Blend is large enough and looks... ugly.



In this case, the Barrel is Blend Light technique. Part of the fur invisible also invisible around shoulder all the time.

Hello Sam

I think when u make material u should enable cull
Look the pic please

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I hope I can help

Well, I don't think it's related with my problem, anyways the barrel's metal (pink) is culled while wooden part (blue) is not culled, both are disappeared when fur is near them.

Im on holidays so i cannot verify but are you using rm_fur to render the fur ? And are you using latest engine version ?

(12-29-2017 08:04 PM)RedcrowProd Wrote:  Im on holidays so i cannot verify but are you using rm_fur to render the fur ? And are you using latest engine version ?

By the rm_fur do you mean Fur technique in material editor?
Anyways, these are my material settings.

Already test with Blend, Blend Light, Test Blend Light, same problem.

BTW, Just reinstall the latest binary version nothing change.

So... any word on this? If not I might have to either stop use Fur or Blend because it's way too spotted out. Blend in the water as well, btw.