Horizon effect not working correctly in opengl

Grigri

Grigri

I like to make maps, not that good at it though
Hey, so when i try to make a FOF stretch out endlessly with the horizon effect (like in dsz) it wont work, atleast not in opengl, in software it does work normally however.
how can i fix this?
 
I don't think the Horizon Effect is an intentional feature that needs fixing.
OpenGL likely has a failsafe for it while Software doesn't.

That's what I would think, at least.
 
Jammin' said:
I don't think the Horizon Effect is an intentional feature that needs fixing.
OpenGL likely has a failsafe for it while Software doesn't.

That's what I would think, at least.
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The Horizon Effect is absolutely an intended feature, in fact it's a Linedef Type. https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Linedef_type_41
Grigri said:
Hey, so when i try to make a FOF stretch out endlessly with the horizon effect (like in dsz) it wont work, atleast not in opengl, in software it does work normally however.
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Is the FOF in the skybox?
 
OpenGL currently does not support FoF compatibility with horizon rendering, it is why a lot of maps designed with OpenGL in mind use a regular floor for water that needs to extend infinitely or instead use a type of border that was more common in old versions of the game.

OpenGL in general still supports just a subset of SRB2's rendering features fully. There are reports of a new hardware renderer being worked on, but the landing date is unknown at this point.
 
Ace Dragon said:
OpenGL currently does not support FoF compatibility with horizon rendering, it is why a lot of maps designed with OpenGL in mind use a regular floor for water that needs to extend infinitely or instead use a type of border that was more common in old versions of the game.

OpenGL in general still supports just a subset of SRB2's rendering features fully. There are reports of a new hardware renderer being worked on, but the landing date is unknown at this point.
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ah, alright. thanks for the help! :)
 
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