I would say both.

You can be creative with no pre multiple, store color where there is no, combine alpha values based on depth intersections and retain color balance when combine OIT for ex particles.

But if it’s let’s say gui, I go PMA for simplicity.

shounds awesome! havent implement jump flood my self, will check it out. Sounds like you can do summations durring fill? cool stuff

Fascinating! Are you cone steeping the "depthmap" from the first post? If so nice, and how dos flooding filling help you generate the cone ratio?

I guess if it is hlsl you can slap ”inline” infront of it and hope the compiler did so

C# works in mysterious way. Perhaps @khyperia.bsky.social can explain this? So I can sleep at night again

Gpu or Cpu? Guess is 0 but LUT should not be scoped

This would be extremely popular, especially if you do unity shader lab stuff I bet

More post effect in my ide please. I love of they put more and more DOF in as you get older.

Do it! I have 2 moka brewers, one like that just for me and a huge one for parties.

That’s a super cool idea!

Most of my experience doing binary serialization, but never taught of this as an im problem. Smart!

I got 999 problems but a callback ain’t one

Haha this is interesting, would be funny if it’s just a UX designer who taught it looks better that way

That should ofc be ”x*(1/y)” aka ”x*rcp(y)” lol

Well this is the spec learn.microsoft.com/en-us/window.... Some Gpu’s compute ”x/y” some ”x/(1-y)”. There’s a table, it’s a mess have fun 😂

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