Improved visual quality of zebra stripes #974
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The stripes were computed based on the normal vector of the vertex, not on the fragment. This lead to visual distortions. Now, we use the normal vector from the fragment shader as offered by the occt api.
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Thanks @rainman110! This really looks so much better |
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This improves the visual quality of the zebra stripe plot in case of low triangulation resolution.
Description
Before, the stripes were computed based on the normal vector of the vertex, not on the fragment. This lead to
visual distortions. Now, we use the normal vector from the fragment shader as offered by the occt api.
How Has This Been Tested?
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After fix:
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