Hi guys. First, Happy New Year to everybody. I´ve a problem with els lights when they are behind a glass.
I know is not an ELS problem because if I remove or break the windscreen in game, lights appear.On the other hand,
I can see the interior,the dash mesh and brake_m light then I think is not transparency glass problem. I have the same problem
with the lightbar glass ( I removed it, if not can´t see the lightbar lights either)

I tried to solve with no result :

- Put the lights up in the hierarchy over the lightbar mesh and glasses
- paint windscreen nodes in vertex mode ( channel A and black colour)
- Change texture transparency to different values ( in photos is coloured black, 35% opacity and saved in png)
- Tintvalue in vehicles.meta file by default cause the car is installed in police slot.

Any help?. Thank´s

Put the light mesh and emmisive materials above the glass materials in zmodeler´s material browser.

What are you talking about? The in-game or OpenIv? Ingame, you would to to your trainer and turn off window tint. This may work.

Go to your materials and move your lightemissive material for your lights to be above your vehglass material for your windows. Also, make sure that your extras are above everything else like the glass (I normally put it just below chassis.)

 

This would have also been the fix for your lightbar. Just move the lightsemissive material for the lightbar above the vehglass material for the lightbar.

 

You already did the striked-out portion.

Edited January 3, 20179 yr by HDgamerzPC

Wow Thank you HDgamerzPC. I didn´t know materials have their hierachy too. I´m new on zmodeler3 and I suffering zmodeler2 / GtaIV working habits.Problem fixed. Thank you so much.

 

Thank´s to Nailbiter too. I tried that. Forgot to mention, but doesn´t work cause of the material problem.

Edited January 3, 20179 yr by carlosmartin

7 minutes ago, carlosmartin said:

Wow Thank you HDgamerzPC. I didn´t know materials have their hierachy too. I´m new on zmodeler3 and I suffering zmodeler2 / GtaIV working habits.Problem fixed. Thank you so much.

 

 

Your welcome! Best of luck in your adventures into zmod 3!

Edited January 3, 20179 yr by HDgamerzPC

Oh. I see. Didn't know you were talking about within Zmodeler 3.