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Nexoniarz b2fc0437bc The grid worked out for each pixel (as in Blender): one square on its plane, every set of lines showing everywhere their lines are far enough apart on the screen (no patch round the middle, no pieces smearing or fading as you move), a pixel or so wide and smooth, the axes in the colour of the world's axis they run along; in every renderer (drawGrid: a sprite marked by its colour's alpha) ... Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>		2026-10-21 17:18:13 +02:00
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gl	The grid worked out for each pixel (as in Blender): one square on its plane, every set of lines showing everywhere their lines are far enough apart on the screen (no patch round the middle, no pieces smearing or fading as you move), a pixel or so wide and smooth, the axes in the colour of the world's axis they run along; in every renderer (drawGrid: a sprite marked by its colour's alpha)	2026-10-21 17:18:13 +02:00
vulkan	Close up no longer falls apart: how near the nearest thing is goes by each object's box (not a ball round it: inside a big or long flat one's ball it came to nothing, the near plane with it, and surfaces fought each other in blocks, jittering, the sky and grid gone), the near plane a quarter of the way to it; reference pictures count too. Grid lines meet exactly where their pieces join (no crawling dots): a streak's ends each face the eye, each its own width; pieces a quarter further from the eye each. The depth pre-pass waited on before the scene uses it; the same depth in both (invariant)	2026-10-21 17:08:13 +02:00