Re: additive material blending

[Alastair <hearsum(at)glassworks.co.uk>]

Is this of any use


Alastair

Alastair Hearsum
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Jeff McFall wrote:

A good while back there was a posting for how to create a material with
additive blending on transparency.
I can't find it.  Would anyone have that or another example handy they
could share?

Much appreciated in advance
Jeff

 

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