Add alphas channel for instanced meshes. Update example. #25211
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Transparency does not work well with instancing because the instances are not depth-sorted. Here is the same scene rendered from different view directions:
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I guess we need a separate example (or none at all) in that case. |
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We should not add features to the library that do not properly work. I vote to not support alpha for now. |
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check this out for additional discussion in three.js forum: |
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Related issue: https://discourse.threejs.org/t/add-opacity-to-vertice-colors-and-instanced-geometry/26298
Will give you the ability to set the opacity for colors in instanced meshes.