Notices by Coded Artist (coded_artist@gameliberty.club), page 4

@p Welcome to my time zone.

@hj The game is kinda cool, nice aesthetic, but what's this character's lore?
From what I gathered from the game, she's possessed by some kind of greed demon?

@nyanide Good enough.

Easter coincides with Hitler's birthday.
Commie pope dies at 88.

@p

Whites are getting reparations and you're black-pilling?!

And that's a good thing

Hangs himself.
Dies.
That's how it works.

@lain AI censorship is like a 90 IQ single mother.
Brat: "I want thing!
Mother: "You can't have thing."
Brat: "I want thing... please?"
Mother: "OK!"

Sad

@lain Reminds me of this pair

@LukeAlmighty I'm sure the change in price is the result of the tariffs, and has nothing to do with the money printer going brrrr

It's not a mental illness though, trust the experts.

Import millions of rapist niggers? 😀👍
Video game? 😠👎

@p Is this a step closer to FSE reopening?

The kikes are at it again

Oh lawd, he comin'

@LukeAlmighty

@vitalis Why though?
Making woolly mice is fine, they're adorable, but reviving mammoths?
For what purpose?

@LukeAlmighty @alyx True transparency, using alpha, is trivial to implement, but for high fidelity games it's a serious issue.

Besides what you already mentioned, transparent objects have to be rendered AFTER everything else has been rendered behind them.
On top of that, to prevent two transparent objects from covering each other, they must be drawn back to front, as opposed to the front rendering most engines use these days.

Front rendering is a powerful optimization that reduces over draw.
Say you drew a thing, and there's something behind it.
GPU doesn't care, it won't bother with an object if it's already being obscured, there's nothing left to draw.

With dithering, none of these issues exist, because it's still a solid object as far as the GPU is concerned.

Attached is correct and incorrect transparency overlapping.