Alpha over Additive shaders?

[Simon1]

Hi, I have a character with an additive highlight on the eye of the character. It’s showing above all the other layers unlike the multiplied eye shadow.

If the eyelid closes, obviously I want to keep the highlight in the eye behind the alpha over of the lid pixels.

Is there any way to avoid having to be forced into setting the highlights to alpha over behaviour instead of additive?

-S

[Simon1]

I came up with something here:

Cannot get Blended Alpha to reliable stack in the correct order

I came up with a ‘A’ solution to this. It’s not an ideal one because it means additional draw calls. To get the look of a Spine character in your game engine the only thing I can think of to reliably stack alpha blended materials is to keep the character in parts, use sorting index on each mesh and avoid batching the meshes. Then: -Tick depth texture in the render settings -Ensure ‘batch meshes’ is off. -Under: Armory Render Path/Render: Renderer: ‘Forward Clustered.’ Materials: (This can …

Thankfully this also works with additive materials.

-S