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Two-sided sign node
In double sided shaders it would be useful to tell the two sides apart.
If the node is called "TwoSidedSign" then it should produce 1 for front side and -1 for backside.
If the name ends up being something like "IsBackSide" then 0 for front, 1 for back. (This approach would make it simpler to use it in Lerps.)
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Freya Holmér (Developer) 10 years ago
This has now been fixed in 1.18. No more artifacts + this node :)
Hi,
is there another way to achieve this node with math ?
Because like in the UDK it is use for custom lighting shader with transmission.
is there another way to achieve this node with math ?
Because like in the UDK it is use for custom lighting shader with transmission.
Really really thank you Joachim, it work like a charm.
And long live to SF. :-)
And long live to SF. :-)
Almost working in fact.
There are some strange artefacts cause of depth problem I think.
There are some strange artefacts cause of depth problem I think.
Actually it's most likely because the normal was facing away from the camera, though the face is still facing the camera due to interpolation. The solution I put up there is a bit of a hack.
In general - just using a double-sided mesh when creating the mesh, is usually enough, and works just as well, if not better :)
In general - just using a double-sided mesh when creating the mesh, is usually enough, and works just as well, if not better :)
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This has now been fixed in 1.18. No more artifacts + this node :)
I was making an effect with Face Sign. How would I go about making material not turn with the camera when I attach it. I was just trying to make the material double sided in shuriken
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