u/82bladerunner

Hi
Recently I started touring for the first time with a band and after playing one show directly plugged into the mixer I decided to buy a preamp as recommended. I bought an Orange Bass Butler. I tried it at home and it sounds okay. But my bass has a push pull knob for active and passive mode. I usually played live wth active mode because how it compresses the signal. But at home when I tried on active mode the signal became almost quiet. Is this something that might be an issue for me or should I just shrug my shoulders and not care about it? I looked up the electrical explanation for it and I think I sort of understand.

Hello

I'm trying to print glass shatter decals in my game when i hit the glass with my hammer.

The issue is the glass is actually a transparent material but when I have transparency selected as rendering mode, the decals are completely invisible. I can only see the decals if i switch the render mode from transparency to opaque but that totally ruins the 'glass' illusion obviously.

I looked around for a fix but couldn't figure out how I can go around it other than making the glass material opaque and seeing if my decal logic was working. I found a video on youtube that uses Forward Rendering but that completely wrecked my PSX style materials.

https://preview.redd.it/4pn961k05pyg1.png?width=2043&format=png&auto=webp&s=170dd6e16504eccdca9e7d78da7ad56d0129423d

https://preview.redd.it/xylx54k05pyg1.png?width=2034&format=png&auto=webp&s=dca3c427e23f139604766b5b0b83e6e6eeccb7f1

hello I'm trying to print glass shatter decals as seen above in my game when i hit the glass with my hammer.

The issue is the glass is actually transparent material and not like as seen above but when I have that, the decals are completely invisible.

I looked around for a fix but couldn't figure out how I can go around it other than making the glass material opaque and seeing if my decal logic was working.