I’m writing a virtual world framework application that is combining webrtc and cesium. I want to display a video in the back ground with the cesium earth in front of the video. I’ve actually done this with threejs and glge successfully by setting the backgroundColor to: rgba(0,0,0,0), setting the alpha to 0. When I set the backgroundColor of the Cesium.Scene to 0,0,0,0, I’m not getting the desired results. I’m currently using the CesiumWidget(I’m destroying the sky box and the atmosphere after creation), but I also have a version that manually creates the scene. Is there a way to make the backgroundColor handle the alpha properly?
Scott
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Scott
Scott,
Cool - we often blend things on top of Cesium, but have yet to blend Cesium on top of other HTML elements.
Try this small pull request, and pass “{ alpha : true }” as the second argument when creating the Scene by hand. Alternatively, go to Line 178 in Context.js, and temporary change it to “options.alpha = true;”
Let me know how it goes.
Patrick
Awesome, thanks. I’ll get to this later today.
Scott