I want to implement the “depth peeling” in webgl but the problem is that there is no occlusion query so I don’t know how to check when the “peeling” of the scene is over.
Do you see an other way to do that?
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I want to implement the “depth peeling” in webgl but the problem is that there is no occlusion query so I don’t know how to check when the “peeling” of the scene is over.
Do you see an other way to do that?
The usual approach is to limit the peeling to a certain amount of steps. This is sometimes even better than using occlusion queries because to many layers of transparent structure become close to impossible to discern from each other. It often helps to know what you are exactly rendering to get a good estimate of the amount of layers you need to peel.