Tarik

I might very well be asking an embarrassing question here, but: how do I disable the depth buffer/depth testing in a render context on windows? In OSX I disable the "depthbuffer" attribute on a jit.window. In windows this has no effect.

The example posted will in OSX show the yellow sphere totally overlapping the red sphere once the depthbuffer is disabled. In windows enabling/disabling depthbuffer yields no effect.

Win graphics card: NVidia GeForce GTX 1080

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jit.gl.gridshape

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jit.gl.render

 I might very well be asking an embarrassing question here, but: how do I disable the depth buffer/depth testing in a render context on windows? In OSX I disable  the "depthbuffer" attribute on a jit.window. In windows this has no effect.

Mac graphics card: AMD FirePro D700
Win graphics card: NVidia GeForce GTX 1080

Hi all!
 I might very well be asking an embarrassing question here, but: how do I disable the depth buffer/depth testing in a render context

disabling-depthbuffer-possible

No need for automatic 0 and custom ordering.

Just turn off depth testing on each object through the "@depth_enable 0" attribute and define the ordering with the "@layer x" attribute.

No need for automatic 0 and custom ordering.
Just turn off depth testing on each object through the "@depth_enable 0" attribute and define the ordering with the "@layer x" attribute.

Disabling depthbuffer possible?