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Currently the near and far of the orthographic camera are kept to the default values, respectively 0.1 and 2000. This means that the orthographic camera will have troubles showing objects smaller than 0.1 and bigger than 2000.
There was an attempt to use the same near and far as the perspective camera (More context in #510) but that does not seem to work. I suspect it's because the orthographic camera does not support the logarithmic depth buffer.
We should either look into how to make it work with the logarithmic depth buffer, or look into using a near and far that makes sense depending on our computed refLength
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Currently the
near
andfar
of the orthographic camera are kept to the default values, respectively0.1
and2000
. This means that the orthographic camera will have troubles showing objects smaller than0.1
and bigger than2000
.There was an attempt to use the same
near
andfar
as the perspective camera (More context in #510) but that does not seem to work. I suspect it's because the orthographic camera does not support the logarithmic depth buffer.We should either look into how to make it work with the logarithmic depth buffer, or look into using a near and far that makes sense depending on our computed
refLength
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: