Using blender alpha hashed the model becomes transparent. I don't want the model to look transparent
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Using blender alpha hashed the model becomes transparent. I don't want the model to look transparent
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2$\begingroup$ What do you mean you “used” the blend and shadow method settings? They are ALWAYS used. $\endgroup$– TheLabCatCommented Jun 12 at 13:08
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1$\begingroup$ I tried opaque change to alpha hashed, but like an under the photo, they are changed transparent，my English is not good， I'm so sorry $\endgroup$– Akino SakuraiCommented Jun 12 at 13:57
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1$\begingroup$ another option is not transparent， just alpha hashed will be transparent $\endgroup$– Akino SakuraiCommented Jun 12 at 14:02
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$\begingroup$ Oh, I see. Alpha Blend is notorious for bad Z sorting, making things appear in front of other things when they are not. Alpha Hashed is more reliable but not as pretty. $\endgroup$– TheLabCatCommented Jun 12 at 14:19
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$\begingroup$ should i continue to use the alpha hashed？ even they look transparent？or any other solution？ $\endgroup$– Akino SakuraiCommented Jun 12 at 14:29
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I cannot tell as easily what inputs are what in Chinese, but try disconnecting the image's alpha channel from the Principled BSDF's alpha input. That channel is clearly used in the game for something besides transparency (such as roughness).
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