KillingFrenzy

If you've ever seen one of those carved, wooden balls from Chine where you have a sphere inside a carved sphere inside a sphere; I want tot do something similar in Jitter. Here's a super basic patch that exhibits the problem I'm having. I can't seem to come up with the combination of modes to allow depth sensitivity with an alpha cutout. I'd like to be able to see both textures/movies front and back sides as they rotate about the center.

If you've ever seen one of those carved, wooden balls from Chine  where you have a sphere inside a carved sphere inside a sphere; I want tot do something similar in Jitter.  Here's a super basic patch that exhibits the problem I'm having.  I can't seem to come up with the combination of modes to allow depth sensitivity with an alpha cutout.  I'd like to be able to see both textures/movies front and back sides as they rotate about the center.

gl-object-inside-another-object-with-alphamap-windows

Switched to using "Sketch" instead of gridshape, and it just works as I would expect. I still don't understand why the other method generates such a mess, but I guess I'll just stop using gridshape for that sort of thing.

Switched to using "Sketch" instead of gridshape, and it just works as I would expect.  I still don't understand why the other method generates such a mess, but I guess I'll just stop using gridshape for that sort of thing.

GL object inside another object with alphamap "windows"