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I'm pretty certain it is not - consider surfaces seen in steep angles, vs. ones seen perpendicularly. If we assume no culling or pruning occurs for the splats,
by kookamamie 3y ago
I'm pretty certain it is not - consider surfaces seen in steep angles, vs. ones seen perpendicularly. If we assume no culling or pruning occurs for the splats, steep angles result in way more overdraw.
- jayd16 3y agoThis doesn't necessarily follow. If the splats are coplanar to the surface they are representing then viewing them at an angle wouldn't change how they overlap. But that said, I assume you're right.