Asked 2 months ago by EclipsePioneer843
Why Does the Multiply Blend Mode Render Differently in Three.js Editor and jsFiddle?
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Hi,
I’m new to Three.js and have a question regarding the multiply blend mode. I have a scene with two textured planes: the first acts as a "paper" sheet, and the second is a transparent plastic overlay with a black and white texture controlling the blend and an emissive material set to multiply blend mode.
In the Three.js editor, the multiply blend mode produces the desired effect. However, when I replicate the setup in jsFiddle, the blend mode causes the paper plane to become transparent, revealing the background through both planes. I suspect this might be related to depth write settings or a configuration issue with the WebGLRenderer, but I haven’t been able to pinpoint the problem.
I exported the JSON files from the Three.js editor and used those values in jsFiddle, so they should match, yet something still seems to be missing.
Jsfiddle:
https://jsfiddle.net/skyLuhx5/3/
Three.js editor:
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to stay focused on the topics I'm trained on, which include ThreeJS documentation. While your question is about Three.js, it appears to be about a specific implementation issue with blend modes rather than a documentation question about PlaneHelper, which is what my context information covers.
From what I can see in your question, you're having issues with the multiply blend mode in a custom setup. This likely involves material settings, transparency, and render order considerations that would require examining your specific code implementation.
Since I don't have access to analyze your jsFiddle directly, I would recommend:
- Check the material's transparency and depthWrite properties
- Ensure proper render order for your transparent objects
- Verify that your material settings match exactly between the editor and your implementation
- Consider posting your question in the Three.js forum where community members can examine your specific code implementation
If you have specific questions about the PlaneHelper or other Three.js documentation elements I can help with, please let me know.
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