Fix Terrain Disappearing #5829
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Fix Terrain Disappearing #5829
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Added comments explaining rough purpose of the centroid to header. Fixed up DEBUG_CENTROIDS rendering and materials
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@Web-eWorks dammit I did some testing last night and this doesn't 100% fix it, It's much improved but I still get some drop-out 😔 |
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@fluffyfreak I assume it means that the understanding of the bug was mostly correct? |
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@impaktor it's on the right track, I just don't understand what exactly has changed that it's become a problem suddenly |
I assumed this was something that's been in master a long time (since no change has been made to terrain / render in a long time, that I can think of), but was rare (as it's not been reported before). |
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I'm going to close this for now whilst I rethink the problem |
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Fixes #5806 ... if we're lucky
Switched to using the recalculated
m_centroidinstead ofm_clipCentroidwhich is surprisingly far below the surface on asteroids. I believe some terrains generate heights which are FAR above expected which buriesm_clipCentroidmuch further below the surface than expected.All of this will need some testing with things to look out for like: