Thread: Fog is not Rendering Properly on Textured Objects

Originally Posted by Poesy700

Seems your not setting the perspective Z value everywhere in your Model class such as in method443 (or whatever the method is called the one that implements Animable)

I poked around a bit and couldn't tell much myself. It seems that the objects look fine when facing dead-on, they just get obliterated when you see them otherwise.
Here's my current 443:

Code:

    	public final void method443(int i, int j, int k, int l, int i1, int j1,
    			int k1, int l1, int i2) {
    		int j2 = l1 * i1 - j1 * l >> 16;
    			int k2 = k1 * j + j2 * k >> 16;
    			int l2 = anInt1650 * k >> 16;
    							int i3 = k2 + l2;
    							if (i3 <= 50 || k2 >= 3500)
    								return;
    							int j3 = l1 * l + j1 * i1 >> 16;
    				int k3 = j3 - anInt1650 << 10;
    				if (k3 / i3 >= DrawingArea.centerY)
    					return;
    				int l3 = j3 + anInt1650 << 10;
    				if (l3 / i3 <= -DrawingArea.centerY)
    					return;
    				int i4 = k1 * k - j2 * j >> 16;
    				int j4 = anInt1650 * j >> 16;
    				int k4 = i4 + j4 << 10;
    				if (k4 / i3 <= -DrawingArea.anInt1387)
    					return;
    				int l4 = j4 + (super.modelHeight * k >> 16);
    				int i5 = i4 - l4 << 10;
    				if (i5 / i3 >= DrawingArea.anInt1387)
    					return;
    				int j5 = l2 + (super.modelHeight * j >> 16);
    				boolean flag = false;
    				if (k2 - j5 <= 50)
    					flag = true;
    				boolean flag1 = false;
    				if (i2 > 0 && aBoolean1684) {
    					int k5 = k2 - l2;
    					if (k5 <= 50)
    						k5 = 50;
    					if (j3 > 0) {
    						k3 /= i3;
    						l3 /= k5;
    					} else {
    						l3 /= i3;
    						k3 /= k5;
    					}
    					if (i4 > 0) {
    						i5 /= i3;
    						k4 /= k5;
    					} else {
    						k4 /= i3;
    						i5 /= k5;
    					}
    					int i6 = anInt1685 - Rasterizer.centerX;
    					int k6 = anInt1686 - Rasterizer.centerY;
    					if (i6 > k3 && i6 < l3 && k6 > i5 && k6 < k4)
    						if (aBoolean1659)
    							anIntArray1688[anInt1687++] = i2;
    						else
    							flag1 = true;
    				}
    				int l5 = Rasterizer.centerX;
    				int j6 = Rasterizer.centerY;
    				int l6 = 0;
    				int i7 = 0;
    				if (i != 0) {
    					l6 = modelIntArray1[i];
    					i7 = modelIntArray2[i];
    				}
    				for (int j7 = 0; j7 < anInt1626; j7++) {
    					int k7 = anIntArray1627[j7];
    					int l7 = anIntArray1628[j7];
    					int i8 = anIntArray1629[j7];
    					if (i != 0) {
    						int j8 = i8 * l6 + k7 * i7 >> 16;
    				i8 = i8 * i7 - k7 * l6 >> 16;
    							k7 = j8;
    					}
    					k7 += j1;
    					l7 += k1;
    					i8 += l1;
    					int k8 = i8 * l + k7 * i1 >> 16;
    				i8 = i8 * i1 - k7 * l >> 16;
    		k7 = k8;
    		k8 = l7 * k - i8 * j >> 16;
    		i8 = l7 * j + i8 * k >> 16;
    		l7 = k8;
    		anIntArray1667[j7] = i8 - k2;
    		vertexPerspectiveZB[j7] = i8;
    		if (i8 >= 50) {
    			anIntArray1665[j7] = l5 + (k7 << 10) / i8;
    			anIntArray1666[j7] = j6 + (l7 << 10) / i8;
    		} else {
    			anIntArray1665[j7] = -5000;
    			flag = true;
    		}
    		if (flag || anInt1642 > 0) {
    			anIntArray1668[j7] = k7;
    			anIntArray1669[j7] = l7;
    			anIntArray1670[j7] = i8;
    		}
    				}

    				try {
    					method483(flag, flag1, i2);
    					return;
    				} catch (Exception _ex) {
    					return;
    				}
    	}

I've tried swapping the ints around and out for others several times.

Originally Posted by Eternal

upload your scene, model & rasterizer class

Here is my Drawingarea:
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Originally Posted by Eternal

Not DrawingArea, i meant the WorldController

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Originally Posted by Ambokile

Why not use a renamed client? You'd be less likely to run into issues like this.

Mostly because I'm working with a client that I like in general. This has been the only issue I've run into so far.