Fix Translucency Sort Triggering at Very High Camera Coordinates #3051
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…ates (like around 16 million) by using full double precision in the calculation of the NormalPlanes's dot product offset
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I haven't observed this being a problem in trunk and it was only discovered as part of testing on the quad splitting branch. |
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…ineMC#3051) This fixes translucency sort triggering when very large camera coordinates are involved (~16 million blocks away from world center) by using full double precision in the calculation of the NormalPlanes's dot product offset.
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Fix translucency sort triggering at very high camera coordinates (like around 16 million) by using full double precision in the calculation of the NormalPlanes's dot product offset.