One thing I've wanted to write, just so people that haven't thought of it can get a decent idea of how far this can go (and why I was so excited about it when rasmus posted it up), is splitting up a single gradient into multiple ranges, to allow for colour usage variants - Valve did something similar with the L4D2 gradient…
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Goals: Addendum One thing I forgot: Once I have all of this working for dbuffer decals, I like to implement it for regular deferred decals, too. I actually started with those, but getting them to blend with instead of overwriting underlying materials turned out to be more complicated than I thought. Once I'm more familiar…