In some FPS game, hand and gun model are rendered and placed on top of render stack, to avoid gun clipping into wall and obstacles. How can I do the same in Titan Engine ?

you can try using this :
RM_BEHIND , // here you can optionally draw meshes which are behind the visible meshes using 'Mesh.drawBehind'

and just have your gun model call mesh.drawbehind.
i never used this, it might have a different shader applied to it, but worth a try.

else you would have to mess with the Z depth effect i believe so the mesh is always considered closer than anything else

I recommend doing collision detection, and when gun intersects with a wall, just move it back.
I do the same in my Into The Dark dungeon game.

(06-20-2022 05:45 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  I recommend doing collision detection, and when gun intersects with a wall, just move it back.
I do the same in my Into The Dark dungeon game.

This is how my gun setup currently too but sometime I really need it to be brought to front.

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(06-20-2022 05:30 PM)RedcrowProd Wrote:  you can try using this :
RM_BEHIND , // here you can optionally draw meshes which are behind the visible meshes using 'Mesh.drawBehind'

and just have your gun model call mesh.drawbehind.
i never used this, it might have a different shader applied to it, but worth a try.

else you would have to mess with the Z depth effect i believe so the mesh is always considered closer than anything else

Thanks, Im gonna try it