Lthat as well
Lmy cube goes into 4th dimension xD
Acan you show an example? it's hard to help without seeing what you mean
Llooks like this
LAare you clearing the depth buffer?
Aah right
Tinverse cull order go brr
LHUH
Anah thats definitely depth
Lnah
Aits probably an issue with the number of depth bits then
Lmore likely…
Lwhot
Lwhy ARE computer graphics so ducked upppppp
Ain your
WindowOptions, set PreferredDepthBufferBits to 32Land there is so little info abouti t
Lokey, thanks
Tlooks like both depth and cull issue actually (inside should probably be culled)
Lomg
Lit works
Acool stuff
Lcould you explain as to why ?
Aif you don't set its value, silk will use whatever the platform default is
Lye
Loh
Aon some platforms the depth precision is 0
Ameaning no depth at all
Lfunky linux I guess
Lnot just linux
Lthis goes to show that silk docs are made by windows guys i guess
Lyeah, tho that's my assumption given that I do use it
Lmost of silk 2.x's active development happens on linux, and the tutorials are made by @grifon.petre who also uses linux tmk
Amhm
Lstrange
Pthe defaults tend to be defined by the graphics driver vendor
Lit's not a "linux thing", it's an OpenGL thing
Pand yeah our lead maintainer is an arch btw user
Lcuz i've been using those tutorials and there was no mentioning about it
Lhellll ye
Lhaha
Lprobably should be some mention
Lyep
PSKYEEEEEEEE
Ai am of the personal opinion that silk should have a default value, however that's not the case
however i can add in a mention
however i can add in a mention
PI vaguely recall having some sort of argument about it
Ai've been meaning to write some new tutorials, however when i am motivated atm i am busy working on like 4 different projects at once
Lit was multiple long discussions on coffee & code + working group meetings
