Hi,I’m new in Unreal materials.How can I set and change 3DTileset self’s opacity like in CesiumJS,rather than the layer’s following Editing Tileset Materials tutorial.
There shouldn’t really be anything Cesium-specific about that. You just need to modify the material to be translucent. This page may help:
Not sure, what does your material look like?
In general I’d suggest copying the built-in Cesium material (as explained in the Materials tutorial you linked in your first post) and then modify it to be translucent. A brand new translucent material created from scratch will be missing the necessary nodes for raster overlays (textures), for example.
I copy the built-in Cesium material as you say,It works.But a new problem here,the transparent model can see clear tile boundaries.
Yeah, the tiles have skirts, intended to hide gaps between tiles. I don’t know of a solution to that problem.
I have the same problem.Is there a way to solve this problem now?
I have the same problem.Is there a way to solve this problem now?
No, there’s no built-in solution. If you’re using a tileset with built-in skirts, like Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles, then there’s really no solution at all. If you’re using something like Cesium World Terrain, in which the skirts are added by cesium-native at runtime, then you could eliminate them by hacking up the cesium-native code. The skirts are added here (and similar calls below that):
Thanks for reply.I will try it.