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Bigg Boss93
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#100746 2016-06-01 12:49 |
# Harrison15 : The trick didn't really work that well on window glass, as far as I thought. (My defrosters all still flicker.) Maybe I should try it for that too? You should do it "3d"(read: flat 2 sided poligon stripes) with a solid texture. That's really the only and best way to do it.  Added 11 minutes later: # HardFFlip : And what i should do to make this kind of glass on lights? Can i have a tutorial? Use a tga/dds/png with alpha channel(i suggest the first two formats) as diffuse and opacity bitmaps, then; Set the diffuse bitmap as: Mono Channel Output: RGB Intensity Alpha Source: None(Opaque) And opacity bitmap as: Mono Channel Output: Alpha Alpha Source: Image Alpha Make sure to NOT instance the bitmap from diffuse to opacity(or viceversa) because otherwise it will... instance the bitmap setup from one to the other. 
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