Weird transparency with shaders

Uthgard

I apologize if this issue has already been adressed, but I haven't been able to find anything on the forums and it's quite annoying:

When applying shaders to surfaces, sometimes I get "grids" or splotches of transparency. It has happened with the Dark Corrosion Shaders, the Historical Masonry Shaders and the Historical Flooring Shaders, but I am guessing it could happen with other packs, seeing this track record. I haven't got a clue about what could be causing this issue, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

The image shows an attempt to mod Faveral's Medieval Blacksmith and a primitive plane.

Richard Haseltine

That looks like two coincident layers of geometry. Try moving the plane up or down a bit.

Valandar

It could also be displacement affecting the geometry. If I may ask, can we see your render settings? Sometimes too low settings cause displacement to do this.

Uthgard

Thanks for the suggestion, but the trouble remains with just a primitive plane (though not as exxagerated without the Skies of Economy lights, it may be related), no matter how much I move it around. Regarding my settings, here is a screenshot of what I use in 1920*1080 images. Thanks to both of you.

Richard Haseltine

Ah, if you are using an environment light - as I think you would be in Skies of Economy - you might try converting the plane to SubD.

Uthgard

About that... Here's an example of a subdivided plane with no illumination with the Historical Masonry Shaders applied. I really liked the promos, but I am afraid I will be returning this one if I don't figure something out soon.