GM: d3d set depth
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- The correct title of this article is d3d_set_depth(depth). It appears incorrectly here because of technical restrictions.
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d3d_set_depth() | |
| Type: | function |
| Arguments: | depth = integer value |
| Limitations: | Registered |
When you are drawing multiple primitives in code, you may want to draw something at a particular depth. You can use this function to temporarily set the depth for drawing to the value you assign.
[edit] Example
d3d_set_depth(100);
// to draw 2 floors very close to each other d3d_draw_floor(x, y, z, x+32, y+32, z, texture, 1, 1) d3d_set_depth(depth-1) d3d_draw_floor(x, y, z+1, x+32, y+32, z+1, texture, 1, 1)
Be aware that at the moment a new instance is drawn the depth is again set to the depth of that instance.
This article was originally found at the Game Maker Knowledge Base, contributed by monkey dude.
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