As the titles says, I want two objects to LOOK like they are actually just one. I dont plan to actually combine anything, for flexibility purposes.
Here's an example scene for what I've got going:
Simple enough. But I'd like to make it so the sphere and cone seem to be one with their respective clipping objects.
I've tried such a thing with the Boolean modifier(with subdivision for smoothness) and it does achieve fake connection between objects:
But not to the degree I want. I'd like them to look like they are combined more smoothly, with wider angles and not such a tight wedge together.
I heard rumor of someone using a depth layer compared to other passes in some way to make things look blended together.
I see how that might make sense, as things within the same distance have nearly the same shade.
...shader which samples the depth texture in the transparent render queue, compares this depth with itself and sets its opacity based on the distance. (In order to sample the depth texture, the object has to be rendered in the transparent queue.)
I think this was something being done in Unity. But I can't understand what's being mentioned here. They even mentioned rendering this over only specific vertex groups in order to not end up blending ALL objects together.
Might anyone have any other suggestions? Or understand how to execute what's mentioned?
