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you can already kinda do that in vanilla i believe, if you make a map above the void (e.g. in the end) and place it in an item frame (e.g. on glass) it'll be transparent but the back will be solid though in that case it's more suspicious, especially if the observee knows the trick
0:47 This has also been implemented in a lot of other games (actually I think most) and IIRC, by default, GPUs will only render (rasterize) triangles when their vertices are spinning clockwise, but you can disabled that via an OpenGL flag iirc
We can implement this thing. There's a "not very same block" which is the Tinted Glass Block. Now.. If we make this thing a "Glass" variant. It would be cool.
I can't help but imagine using this to create a double-sided mirror in something like an interrogation room
you can already kinda do that in vanilla i believe, if you make a map above the void (e.g. in the end) and place it in an item frame (e.g. on glass) it'll be transparent but the back will be solid
though in that case it's more suspicious, especially if the observee knows the trick
0:47 This has also been implemented in a lot of other games (actually I think most) and IIRC, by default, GPUs will only render (rasterize) triangles when their vertices are spinning clockwise, but you can disabled that via an OpenGL flag iirc
This is actually pretty cool and helpful
my brain just learnt something new
i'm glad
I am waiting on the next video so I can just listen to myself scream for a bit
We can implement this thing. There's a "not very same block" which is the Tinted Glass Block.
Now.. If we make this thing a "Glass" variant. It would be cool.
Is that the iron grate?
Like the copper grate from 1.21
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